Archaeologist dug up dinosaur bones.

Meaning: A person who studies past human life and culture by excavating and examining material remains made a hole in the ground with a tool to move large, extinct reptile hard parts that make up the skeleton of an animal to a higher position.

Choice of Words: Archaeologist is a person who studies past human life and culture by excavating and examining material remains. Dug means to make a hole in the ground with a tool. Up means to move something to a higher position. Dinosaur is a large, extinct reptile. Bones are the hard parts that make up the skeleton of an animal.

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