👉 In linguistics, "misarranging" refers to an incorrect arrangement of words or phrases within a sentence that disrupts its intended meaning. It can be used in various contexts such as writing, speech, and language learning. For example: 1. In a book review, the author may use "I love this book," instead of "This book is wonderful." The latter would be more appropriate because it clearly expresses the author's enthusiasm for the book. 2. A teacher might misarrange
