I stumbled upon this ELL question where the OP had a sentence
She is very envious that you have more money than she does.
Out of curiosity, I was wondering if I could rewrite it to any of these
She is very envious of you having more money. (1)
She is very envious of you having more money than her. (2)
She is very envious of you having more money than she does. (3)She is very envious of you being wealthier. (4)
She is very envious of you being wealthier than her. (5)
I like options (1) and (4). However, I am not sure if I can omit the "than" part, which seems superfluous to me in this context. If I have to include "than", which of sentences (2), (3) would be more accurate?
Would any/all of those options be correct? Would it be an improvement whatsoever?
How would a native express that?