Make the sentence fluent: Clearly, it can be seen that though limiting public spending on the elderly might produce certain immediate difficulties, it will ease the process inevitably during the long run.
The government should not be able to afford to spend more on the elderly, but it can afford to spend more on the elderly.
- The government should not be able to afford to spend more on the elderly, but it can afford to spend more on the elderly.
- The government should not be able to afford to spend more on the elderly, but it can afford to spend more on the elderly.
- The government should not be able to afford to spend more on the elderly, but
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
Correct: The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the elderly.
The government should not be allowed to spend