Question

I know the man....(add adjective clause)

Answer 1

Answer:

I know a man who can read a book backwards.

Explanation:

A clause that does the function of an adjective is an adjective clause.

What is the function of an adjective?

An adjective answers the question of what kind a person, place, or thing [Noun] is.

Similarly, an adjective clause answers the question of what kind a person, place, or thing [Noun] is.

The rules to find out an adjective clause are —

To find out the Noun in a sentence and then,

To ask the question of what kind to it.

Now let us have a look at the sentence:

I know a man who can read a book backwards.

Now let us follow the rules:

Find out the Noun → man

Of what kind the man is? → who can read a book backwards

Therefore, the adjective clause in this sentence is:

who can read a book backwards

Its function here is to describe the Noun man.

Answer 2

Answer:

I know the man who can read book backwards