Fix grammar in this sentence: However, if the state takes care of the aged unconditionally, it would be a policy impossible to maintain in a long run.
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The government has taken care of the aged, but it has not been able to prevent the government from taking care of the aged.
- The government has taken care of the aged, but it has not been able to prevent the government from taking care of the aged.
- The government has taken care of the aged, but it has not been able to prevent the government from taking care of the aged.
- The government has taken care of the aged, but it has not been able to