Language functions have been variously categorized by different authors. Holliday (1985), for example, has talked of three meta-functions: ideational, interpersonal, and textual. Each of these functions is textually represented by choices the discourse producer opts for from the language choices available to him. In this paper, we focus on interpersonal function and want to illustrate the way the producer makes choices would reflect his/her personality-type. The textual choices we have isolated for this purpose are pre-that verb type and the type of verb in V1 position of V1+ to + V2 constructions. We categories the verbs occurring in such positions in English into different types in terms of their semantic values and try to investigate the relationship between a producer's choice from such categories and his/her personality-type.