“你给我打电话” would be the sentence that adheres to correct grammar. Although this sentence can mean, "you gave me a call", it may also be a suggestion or a request from a certain person.
This is the general grammar structure:
[谁 / person] + 给 + [谁 / person] + [做某事情 / to do a certain matter]
你 给 我 打电话。
老师 给 我 讲课。
妈妈 给 我 做饭。
Note: If it is a request or a suggestion, 给 can also be replaced by 请 (especially if the person requested to do something is higher by authority), and 吧 can be added to the end of the sentence.
Other correct forms are:
· “你给我打个电话”, emphasizing the importance of the call
(more)This is the general grammar structure:
[谁 / person] + 给 + [谁 / person] + [做某事情 / to do a certain matter]
你 给 我 打电话。
老师 给 我 讲课。
妈妈 给 我 做饭。
Note: If it is a request or a suggestion, 给 can also be replaced by 请 (especially if the person requested to do something is higher by authority), and 吧 can be added to the end of the sentence.
Other correct forms are:
· “你给我打个电话”, emphasizing the importance of the call