on the syntactic structure that is silent, between the determiner and the noun. This creates a new "silent" projection to a node specifically for φ-reflexives in French structure. Agreement on verbs When phi feature agreement occurs on a verb, it typically marks features relating to grammatical function (subject versus object), person, gender, or case. A key area of verbal agreement is attraction, in which case verbs are sensitive to the grammatical number of a noun phrase that is not the expected controller, but is close in vicinity. In other words, agreement is understood to be a relationship between a probing head and a target goal in the probe's c-command domain. Person agreement In English, agreement on a verb is triggered by the highest DP in subject position of a finite clause. Overt agreement is found only in the present tense, with a 3rd person singular subject, in which case the verb is suffixed with -s: In a null-subject language such as Italian, however, pronominal subjects are not required (in fact, in many null-subject languages, producing overt subjects is a sign of non-nativity). These type of "unstressed" pronouns are called clitic pronouns. Therefore, Italian uses a different inflectional morphology on verbs that is based on the person features of the nominal subject it agrees with: Tense Past tense, present continuous tense and the future tense are the three divisions of time expression of the action of a verb. In languages such as English, verbs agree with their subjects and not their objects. However, in Mohawk, an Indigenous language of North America, verbs agree with their subjects as well as their objects. Interestingly in Mohawk, a predicate can be counted as a verb, like 'big'. As shown in 1a), the form of 'big' changes to express the particular grammatical function, tense. This change utilizes /v-hne/ as can be compared with the verb present in sentence 1b), 'fallen'. Example 2) demonstrates the use of 'big' without inflecting for tense (/v-hne/), but instead we see, /-v/. Polarity agreement Verb negation in many languages, including English, is not subject to phi-feature agreement. However, there do exist some languages which possess the morphological variance that indicates agreement. As an example, one of these is the Ibibio language in Nigeria. In sentences with an auxiliary verb, the auxiliary verb is directly affixed with a negation agreement morpheme /í/, in place of the typical subject-verb agreement morphemes /á/