I know that he will come. The "I know" part is ----

A an adverbial clause
B an adjective clause
C a noun clause
D a principle clause

Correct Answer: a principle clause

I know that he will come. এটি একটি complex sentence. এর প্রথম clause টি principle এবং দ্বিতীয় clause টি হলো subordinate clause. সঠিক উত্তর - a principle clause.
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