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E.10:15 - Common anti-patterns and how to avoid them
| Anti-pattern | Symptom | Correction |
| Umbrella replacement | support becomes basis, route becomes path, or posture becomes status without a clearer claim. | State the ordinary object and relation; use one exact route only if an FPF question remains. |
| Cue as verdict | A listed word is automatically banned, formalized, or counted as a defect. | Read the complete span through F.19; retain ordinary and already precise uses. |
| Activity assigned for grammatical symmetry | A pattern, document, evidence item, or representation receives an agentive predicate because the sentence needs a subject. | State the capable participant’s action or the exact non-agentive relation positively. Keep ordinary metonymy when it is established and clear. |
| Mandatory neighboring overread | Every positive claim is followed by an imaginable but ungrounded non-use or stronger conclusion. | Keep a guard only when a plausible intended reader has independent local grounds for that reading and the correction changes use. |
| Catalogue instead of result | The repair lists every possible kind, pattern, or interpretation without selecting the current one. | Write the governing sentence, select the one applicable route, or leave the unresolved meaning blocking. |