Fix grammaticality in this sentence: Despite the government consistent spending on the old, public spending on the aged should not be limited but should be used accordingly based on the circumstances.
The government should not be spending more on the aged, as it is not necessary.
The government should not be spending more on the aged, as it is not necessary.
The government should not be spending more on the aged, as it is not necessary.
The government should not be spending more on the aged, as it is not necessary.
The government should not be spending more on the aged, as it is not necessary.
The government should not be spending more on the aged
The government should not spend on the elderly.
- The government should not spend on the elderly.
- The government should not spend on the elderly.
- The government should not spend on the elderly.
- The government should spend on the elderly.
- The government should spend on the elderly.
- The government should spend on the elderly.
- The government should spend on the elderly.
- The government should spend on the elderly.
- The government should spend on the