A simple grammar problem
Is below sentence a progressive or entrenched is an adjective ?
--This means that this crisis really becomes entrenched on the labour market.--
I'm not sure but I remember that I have read a grammar rule which is said become is used as a to be verb in some situation
Is it true or not ?
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Yes, "become" can be a copula. In this case, it is a verb meaning "grow into" and "entrenched" is an adjective.
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