What's the difference between "I think this is not beautiful" and I don't think this is beautiful"?
This left me thinking for quite some time.
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I don't believe there is any basic difference in meaning, but there would be an implied difference based on emphasis.
"I think this is not beautiful" is a much stronger opinion than "I don't think this is beautiful".
At that point someone might just slide straight into the meaning of "omg this is horrendous-looking"
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What's your take on it?
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There's not really a "difference" in meaning, but the latter is much more common and just sounds better. The former is something that non-native speakers are more likely to say.
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So what are you trying to suggest?
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I consider she is not beautiful.
I suppose she is not beautiful.
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