Take a look at the sentence again:
Keila knew that she had many misspelled
words in her essay, so she digged around
in her book bag, searching for her dictionary. She found instead a Snicker's
bar, which she ate, hoping that the sugar
rush would help her brain remember the right combination of letters.
The second verb, digged, is incorrect. The sentence requires the simple past of dig, an irregular verb. Dug is the correct form; digged is a spelling error.
| Verb | Simple Present | Simple Past | Past Participle |
| dig | dig(s) | dug | dug |
Ate, the verb you chose, is perfectly correct. Before you continue, review the rules for irregular verbs.
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