Captaine, if ever at the bouzing Ken, / You have in drops of Darby drill'd your men;
English only has a present tense and a past tense; it has no future tense.
If Perky effects like these are indeed indicative of visual imagery making use of the same neural resources recruited for actual vision, then they can naturally be extended to language processing.
`I've got a rotten cold and I'm not taking my woollies off until it's better.'
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