He jumps up and down.

Meaning: This sentence describes someone who is repeatedly propelling themselves into the air and then landing back on the ground.

Choice of Words: Jump is a verb that means to propel oneself into the air. Up is an adverb that describes the direction of the jump, which is upward. Down is an adverb that describes the direction of the jump after it has reached its highest point.

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