In the Minimalist program, the specifier of a head named for this property is where the subject ends up in subject-to-subject raising. Modals, emphatic “do,” (15[1])and “to” are all placed in heads named for this property. (15[1])That head named for this property is below the C, or complement, head and above Neg (15[1])and Perf in the Hierarchy of Projections. Rare values of this property include the hodiernal (15[1])(“hoe-dee-ER-nuhl”), crastinal, (15[1])and hesternal. Latin is traditionally analyzed as having (*) six values (10[1]-5[2])for (10[1]-5[1])this property, including (10[1]-5[1])one formed from the third principal part. French (10[1]-5[1])distinguishes a literary simple (10[2])(“SAHM-pluh”) from a more common (10[1])composé (10[3]-5[1])(“koem-poe-ZAY”) form (10[2])of this property. (10[4])Many (-5[1])languages combine inflections (10[1])for this property, aspect, and mood. For 10 points, (10[1])name this (10[1])verbal (10[1])property with past, present, (10[2])and future (10[3])types. ■END■ (10[3])