The following sentence has been divided into parts. Identify the part that contains the grammatical error.
"It has becoming clear (1)/ that attempts to impress the (2)/ people have failed. (3)/ No Error (4)"

The incorrect part is "It has becoming clear."
Detailed Grammar Explanation:
· The verb "becoming" is incorrect in this structure.
· The present perfect tense (has/have + past participle) should be used.
· "Becoming" (present participle) is incorrect; instead, we use "become" (past participle).
Correction:
· "It has become clear that attempts to impress the people have failed."
Example
· "It has become necessary to take immediate action."