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Can someone tell me the difference between these two Korean words? What is the difference here: 했었어요 and 했어요 I know it's (doing something in the past), but what is the difference between them?

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"했었어요" is more like "used to..." while "했어요" can be used to indicate the simple past or the present perfect tense. "-었었" form is also used to recall the memories of the past, and sometimes used to emphasize what happened or what you did in the past. \^o^/

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