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It is debated in this paper the productivity of verbal object under the perception of the relation between the organic language configurations and their projections of enunciative activation. Our point of view stresses that the syntactic place is established not only by a space in the sentencing architecture but also for enunciative aspects which are mobilized to configure it as a place capable of offering referential progression to the event, put into play by the saying. Specifically, the projection analysis of the place of the object performed by the verb, which is not necessarily explicit, demonstrates that the place of the object is marked as a route to the senses in escape (ORLANDI, 2012). It is verified that the explicit object absence does not disregard a virtual occupation by nominal formations, which materialize historically outlined regularities, and we propose the concept of exchange between nominal formations, assuming that the flow of senses can also be stimulated by the occupation of two (or more) different nominal formations in the same place of object. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]