Fix grammatical mistakes in this sentence: Although spending on the aged should be limited so that more money can be channelled for the county's development, we should also make sure that a reasonable portion of annual budget is set aside for them.
The county's budget is limited to a reasonable amount.
Correct: The county's budget is limited to a reasonable amount.
The above example shows that the word "limited" is a noun, and the word "budget" is a verb.
The word "budget" is a verb, and the word "limited" is a noun.
The word "budget" is a noun, and the word "limited" is a verb.
The word "budget" is a noun,
The county has spent a large amount of money on the aged, but we should also ensure that the remaining funds are allocated to the county's development.
- The county has spent a large amount of money on the aged, but we should also ensure that the remaining funds are allocated to the county's development.
- The county has spent a large amount of money on the aged, but we should also ensure that the remaining funds are allocated to the county's development.
- The county has spent