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·In this case, we can ignore friction, in whatever form it may influence the system.
Is this sentence grammatically correct? Especially, I want to know the structure of this 'in whatever form it may influence the system' part. I think that 'it may influence the system' is a complete sentence, I mean, 'the system' is the object of 'influence,' so this part can’t modify 'whatever form.'
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Littleshiro Is this sentence grammatically correct? Yes. Littleshiro the structure of this 'in whatever form it may influence the system' It's an adjunct to "we can ignore the friction".
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LittleshiroIs this sentence grammatically correct?
Yes.
Littleshirothe structure of this 'in whatever form it may influence the system'
It's an adjunct to "we can ignore the friction". It's from
It (the friction) may in influence the system [ in some form ].
Meaning: We can ignore the friction, and
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