Imagine you're building with LEGOs. What's a Clause? (ক্লজ কি?) Think of a clause like a small group of LEGO bricks that always has two special pieces:  * One brick that says who or what is doing something (the subject - কর্তা).  * One brick that says what they are doing (the verb - ক্রিয়া). So, even a tiny LEGO group like "I run" (আমি দৌড়াই - Ami dourai) is a clause because "I" (আমি - Ami) is the who, and "run" (দৌড়াই - dourai) is what I'm doing. Two Main Types of Clauses (ক্লজের দুটি প্রধান প্রকার): Now, these LEGO groups can be two main types:  * Independent Clause (স্বাধীন ক্লজ / স্বাধীন খন্ড বাক্য): This is like a complete little LEGO creation all by itself. It makes sense on its own.    * English Example: The cat slept. (বিড়ালটি ঘুমিয়েছিল - Biralṭi ghumiyechhilo.) - You understand this perfectly.    * Bengali Example: বৃষ্টি পড়ছে। (Brishti porchhe.) - It is raining. - This also makes perfect sense alone.  * Dependent Clause (অধীন ক্...