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Massive corpora and models of cross‑cultural communication styles in Cognitive Linguitics


 The paper addresses a pair of construction variants: the N1 V for N2
 to-infinitive construction and its version without for, in the cases when both are possible with
 the same main verb (I need for him leave / I need you to stop). It aims
 to point to the importance of the use of massive e-corpora in gaining better insight into the given construction pair. It also
 aims to test the hypothesis that the obtained quantitative data from such corpora can at least partially be accounted for by the
 interplay of: (1) the differences in the semantics of the two construction variants (based on combining relevant
 cognitive-linguistic insights), (2) the differences in the lexical semantics of the main verbs, and (3) extra-linguistic factors
 dealt with by models of cross-cultural communication styles. The paper thus argues for a tighter integration of
 cognitive-linguistic insights and a social-interactional perspective on language phenomena.