Do as directed:
(1) You may have less money, but you will have more life and joy.
(Rewrite using 'although')
(2) I earn the biggest salary.
(Change the degree of comparison)

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(1) Although you may have less money, you will have more life and joy.
(2) No one else earns a bigger salary than me.

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Do as directed:(1) You may have less money, but you will have more life and joy.(Rewrite using 'although')(2) I earn the biggest salary.(Change the degree of comparison)

(1) Although you may have less money, you will have more life and joy. (2) No one else earns a bigger salary than me.

Do as directed:
(1) You may have less money, but you will have more life and joy.
(Rewrite using 'although')
(2) I earn the biggest salary.
(Change the degree of comparison)

(1) Although you may have less money, you will have more life and joy.
(2) No one else earns a bigger salary than me.