The suitable adjective clause to complete the sentence is:who
The complete sentence would be: "I know the girl who performed Bharatnatyam today."
Here's why:
- "Who" is used to refer to people as subjects in a sentence. In this case, the relative clause "who performed Bharatnatyam today" acts as an adjective modifying the subject "the girl."
- "Which" is used to refer to things or animals as objects in a sentence. It wouldn't be appropriate to use it here as we're referring to a person.
- "Whom" is the object pronoun for "who" and would be used only if the girl was the object of the sentence, not the subject.
- "Whose" is the possessive pronoun for "who" and wouldn't fit in the context of the sentence.
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