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You would think he would’ve visited his parents once in a while.
vs.
You would think he visited his parents once in a while.
Are they both correct sentences and what’s the difference in meaning between them?
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0In the first sentence the dependent clause is counterfactual. The main clause is hypothetical.
The second sentence expresses a hypothetical statement about his behaviour in the past, expressed by the dependent clause.
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