it is better than starve to beg change into posetive degree
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In the statement (Question) the adjective “Better” can be used in it's Positive & Superlative forms without changing the meaning of the statement as stated below. It is 'good' to starve instead of begging. It is 'good' to starve, and not beg.
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Comparative sentences are the one that is used to compare one thing or a person with another thing or an individual.
These sentences use positive adjectives with a structure ‘as’.
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Begging is not as good as starving.
Here you have to follow the comparison between beg and starve.
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