Thank you very much for your last corrections!
Can you check the grammar in the following sentences, please?
1) Antony uses his rhetoric to persuade people to mutiny against Brutus.
2) History was seen as a sort of moral teacher, where the Elizabethans would find and answer to their problems.
3) Claudius has killed the king to take his place.
4)Hamlet is unable to take revenge on his father by (?) killing his uncle.
5) Political power is compared to an adder.
6)He describes his father by (?) comparing him to (also with?) Olympian gods.
7) All (or "all the", or "the whole") universe is in a state of chaos.
8) Antony says that Brutus's conspiracy against Caesar was a murderous crime and not an act committed (in the name of) for freedom.
9) Once he has reached the greatest power, he is not interested in his people any more.
10) Once he has arrived at the top of the ladder, he may turn his back on the ladder.
2 -- Replace "where" with "by which" (History is not a place!)
6 -- either "to" or "with" works
7 -- "All the universe..."
8 -- "in the name of" is better
9 -- "anymore" (one word, not two)
1) The grammar in this sentence is correct. Antony uses his rhetoric to persuade people to mutiny against Brutus.
2) The grammar in this sentence needs some adjustments. Here's a revised version: History was seen as a sort of moral teacher, where the Elizabethans could find answers to their problems.
3) The grammar in this sentence is correct. Claudius has killed the king to take his place.
4) The grammar in this sentence is mostly correct, but there is a missing word. Here's a revised version: Hamlet is unable to take revenge on his father by killing his uncle.
5) The grammar in this sentence is correct. Political power is compared to an adder.
6) The grammar in this sentence is correct, but there are two options for the word choice. Here are two revised versions: He describes his father by comparing him to Olympian gods. OR He describes his father by comparing him with Olympian gods.
7) The grammar in this sentence is correct, but there are different options for the word choice. Here are three revised versions: All the universe is in a state of chaos. OR The whole universe is in a state of chaos. OR The universe is in a state of chaos.
8) The grammar in this sentence is mostly correct, but there is a missing word. Here's a revised version: Antony says that Brutus's conspiracy against Caesar was a murderous crime and not an act committed in the name of freedom.
9) The grammar in this sentence is correct. Once he has reached the greatest power, he is not interested in his people anymore.
10) The grammar in this sentence is correct. Once he has arrived at the top of the ladder, he may turn his back on the ladder.