Hrdlička, Milan2018-04-042018-04-042018-03Bohemistyka, 2018, nr 1, s. 76-781642–9893http://hdl.handle.net/10593/22593In some cases a predicate formed by a copulative verb být (to be) and a noun in nominative case may be expressed in two different agreement forms in past tense: that is either with the noun in position of a subject (Ten film byl pohádka), or with the noun forming a verbo-nominal predicate (Ten film byla pohádka). For an easier distinction of the grammar role of these nouns, especially in scholarly and journalistic texts, a noun in nominative case represents a subject and a noun in instrumental case represents a predicative noun.otherinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessnominativeinstrumentalpredicateagreementgendreArtykuł