By Clauses, Proofreading

I have underlined some problem areas: The Woman Within the Doll The Baltimore Sun wrote that back in 1879, “A Doll's House” by Henrik Ibsen “shocked and offended people wherever feet” (1031). This might have caused him to become the “half-drowned” kind of man, as he refers...

Globetrotter, you must really compose your posts more carefully, and take more time in proofreading them before you post (click 'Preview' below the message box first, not 'Post'). I'm not sure what you are enquiring about, but the nonfinite clause after having done = after doing in most...

Yes; I'd say it meant: The nature of scientific research requires the discovery of something that is new in itself. If it were possible to prescribe what answers scientific problems should have, they would not be genuine problems, for the essence of the matter would be in advance. (If I were...

you could also say: 1. he used to play tennis when he was young etc... in 2 you either need to punctuate as at least 2 (maybe 3?) seperate sentences, or consider adding a conjunction between the first and second clause. your 3rd point is lovely - and of course you are right, but it is true...