the terms being exchanged

nearly

the other way round

for example

Defray

Cheat

Debunk

Fraudently

prompt

immediate

spontaneous

prepared

Stubborness

Stubornness

Stubbornness

Stubbornnes

Cluttered

Selfish

Malicious

Mangy

at stake

at questioned

at capricious

at biased

Word, Paragraph, Sentence, Letters, Phrase

Letters, Word, Phrase. Sentence, Paragraph

Paragraph, Word, Sentence, Phrase, Letters

Word, Sentence, Phrase, Letters, Paragraph

at

about

on

for

treat

look after

copy

admit

have lain

have lay

have laid

setting

in, to

with, at

for, to

for, of

a noun

a verb

an adjective

an adverb

a noun phrase

an adjective phrase

an adverbial phrase

a verbal phrase

wife

roof

wolf

shelf

Rising

Raising

Raised

Raise

Selim, you and I will be punished.

You, me and Selim will be punished.

I, you and Selim will be punished.

You, Selim and I will be punished.

Oak : Tree

Staple : Paper

Tooth : Comb

Tide : Beach

No one has been living in that house for years

No one ever lived in that house for years

Nobody has for years lived in that house.

Nobody had been living for years in that house.

Charles Dickens

Darwin

Thomas Hardy

George Eliot

Germany

England

Russia

France

a diary

a biography

an autobiography

Third person narrative

Geoffrey Chaucer

Dr. Johnson

John Dryden

William Shakespeare

a

an

the

Both a and C

William Shakespeare

john Dryden

Dr. Johnson

Geoffrey Chaucer

rhyme

Third person narrative

letter form

prose