Goal-Achievement Pattern - A pattern where a goal is set, actions are taken to achieve it, and the outcome is evaluated., Goal - Achievement Patter - Signals   - " I want to," "aim," "objective," "decided to," "finally," "achieved.", Opportunity-Taking Pattern - A pattern where an opportunity arises, is recognized, and acted upon, leading to a result., Opportunity-Taking Pattern - Signals - "saw," "heard," "noticed," "took advantage of," "seized the chance." , Gap-in-Knowledge Pattern - A pattern where a gap in knowledge is identified, addressed, and resolved., Gap-in-Knowledge Pattern - Signals- - "little is known," "lack of research," "this study aims to," "investigated.", Desire Arousal-Fulfillment Pattern - A pattern where a desire is aroused, an attempt to fulfill it is made, and a result follows., Desire-Arousal-Fulfillment - Signals - "wanted," "desired," "attempted," "tried to," "achieved.", Problem-Solution Pattern - A pattern where a problem is identified, and a solution is proposed and implemented., Problem-Solution Pattern - Signals - "problem," "challenge," "issue," "solution," "to solve," "to address.", Compare-Contrast Pattern - A pattern that highlights similarities and/or differences between two or more subjects., Compare-Contrast Pattern - Signals - "similar to," "in contrast," "while," "both," "however.", Goal- Achievement pattern - Example - "I decided to pass the exam, so I studied hard and eventually succeeded.", Opportunity-taking pattern - Example - "She saw the sale sign and quickly bought the dress she'd been eyeing.", Gap-In-Knowledge-Pattern - Example - "Researchers found a gap in climate data, so they conducted a study to fill it.", Desire-Arousal-Fulfillment - Example - "He longed for adventure, so he traveled the world and found it.", Problem-Solution Pattern - Example - "The city faced pollution problems, so they introduced green initiatives to combat it.", Compare- Contrast Pattern - Example - "While both films are set in New York, one focuses on romance, while the other centers on crime.",

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