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State of the art artificial agents rely heavily on human intervention for performing vision-language integration; apart from being cost and effort effective, this intervention deprives artificial agents from the ability to react intelligently and to show intentionality when engaged in situated multimodal communication. In this paper, we suggest an alternative way of building vision-language integration prototypes with limited human intervention. The suggestions have emerged from the development of such a prototype for the verbalisation of visual scenes in a property-surveillance task.