Fix grammatical errors in this sentence: To conclude, it would be very wise of the government to limit its spending on the aging, and to divert the money to other areas of the country's development.
To conclude, it would be wise of the government to divert the money to other areas of the country's development.
- The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the aging, and to divert the money to other areas of the country's development.
- The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the aging, and to divert the money to other areas of the country's development.
- The government should not be allowed to spend more money on the aging, and
To conclude, it would be wise of the government to limit its spending on the aging, and to divert the money to other areas of the country's development.
The government should be able to spend more money on the aging, and to divert the money to other areas of the country's development.
The government should be able to spend more money on the aging, and to divert the money to other areas of the country's development.
The government should be able to spend more money on the