The article offers information on a study which verifies that whether representation of past and future is also mapped onto spatial representations. It also aims at verifying that whether the cerebellum can be a neural substrate for linking space and time in the linguistic domain. It states that the responses to past tense were facilitated with the left space whereas responses to future tense were facilitated in the right space. It concludes that both cerebellar hemispheres can play an important role in establishing the grammatical rules for verb conjugation.