Here's the breakdown:
* Creature Swap's effect: "Target 1 monster you control; take control of 1 monster your opponent controls until the end of this turn. You cannot activate this card the turn you activate this effect."
* Key points:
* It targets 1 monster you control. This means you don't need to control a monster for the effect to activate.
* It then takes control of 1 monster your opponent controls. This means you do need your opponent to control a monster.
The catch: You only control the opponent's monster until the end of the turn. Once that turn is over, the opponent regains control of their monster.
So, to answer your question directly:
* You can use Creature Swap in the scenario you described.
* You won't keep your opponent's monster for the rest of the duel.
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