What to choose from Inherits or Implements in VB

Its very simple to understand that ,
when we are having two  class  CLS1 & CLS2
then we have to use INHERITS

but in case we are having a class and a interface  CLAS1 & INTERFACE
then wee have to use  IMPLEMENTS 

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