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In this paper, we take a corpus-based approach to verbs and argument structure, using data from the ADESSE project. The observation of real data shows the high syntactic flexibility of almost any verb, but it also shows that each verb or each semantic class of verbs tends to adopt a more or less limited set of frequent syntactic patterns. Using as examples the main constructional alternations with Spanish perception verbs, it is shown how the most frequent syntactic constructions with perception verbs represent a semantically coherent integration of verb meaning and construction meaning, how constructional alternations provide alternate conceptualizations of similar scenes, and how the most frequent verbs within a syntactic schema act as a model or as an attractor for the production and interpretation of similar constructions with other verbs.

Aproximación empírica a la interacción de verbos y esquemas construccionales, ejemplificada con los verbos de percepción