Grammar Fix

My son built a end table for me.

• My son built an end table for me.

• My son built and end table for me.

• My son built end table for me.

• Correct as is.

It was the most elegant table I had ever own.

• It was an most elegant table I had ever own.

• It was the most elegant table I had ever owned.

• It was the most elegant table I had ever owning.

• Correct as is.

I moved one of my other table across the room.

• I moved one of my table across the room.

• I moved one of my others of table across the room.

• I moved one of my other tables across the room.

• Correct as is

I moved one of my other tables across the room and replaced it with new one.

• I moved one of my other tables across the room and replaced it with a new one.

• I moved one of my other tables across the room and replaced it with the new one.

• I moved one of my other tables across the room and replaced it with a one new.

• Correct as is

My daughter commented that it didn't match the other furnechure.

• My daughter commented that it didn't match the other furnature.

• My daughter commented that it didn't match the other furnitrue.

• My daughter commented that it didn't match the other furnechurn.

• Correct as is

It looked fine for me.

• It looked fine at me.

• It looked fine to me.

• It looked fine on me.

• It looked fine with me.

My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table because it looked okay to me.

• My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table, or it looked okay to me.

• My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table, so it looked okay to me.

• My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table, and it looked okay to me.

• My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table, but it looked okay to me.

My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table I know it has imperfections.

• My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table: I know it has imperfections.

• My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table, I know it has imperfections.

• My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table" I know it has imperfections.

• My sister remarked that there was a nail sticking out of the side of the table; I know it has imperfections.

Well, its another rainy day.

• Well, it was another rainy day.

• Well, it isn't another rainy day.

• Well, it's another rainy day.

• Well its another rainy day.

I wonder what I will do?

• I wonder what I would do?

• I wonder what will I do?

• I wonder what I will do.

• Correct as is