I fell into the pool.

He is swimming in the pool.

She dived into the swimming pool.

Tom fell into the pool.

No one was in the swimming pool.

I fell in the pool.

Everyone jumped into the pool.

Tom fell in the swimming pool.

Tom is in the swimming pool.

Everybody jumped into the pool.

Tom is in the pool.

Is there anybody in the pool?

Tom dived into the pool.

Swimming with regular clothes on is not only unhygienic, but can potentially weigh a swimmer down should he or she need to be rescued.

He is swimming in the pool.

Everyone jumped into the pool.

Tom is swimming in the pool.

Everybody jumped into the pool.

I almost fell into the pool.

I nearly fell into the pool.

Fancy a swim in a salt water pool?

Tom was the only one in the pool.

Tom jumped back into the pool.

I don't like to swim in the pool.

Tom is swimming in the neighbor's pool.

He found her body in the pool.

Tom and Mary are hanging out by the pool.

There were lots of happy kids in the swimming pool.

I almost dropped my cellphone into the pool.

Tom threw Mary's phone into the pool.

Tom threw Mary's phone into the pool.

Tom has been in the pool almost all morning.

But in practice, I would do it face down, floating on the pool.

You could sit at the bottom of your pool for four hours so, Honey, I'm in the pool, will take on a whole new meaning.

We have a pool.

We don't have a pool.

I recognize that pool!

I recognize that pool!

He has a swimming pool.

We don't have a swimming pool.

We don't have a swimming pool.

Tom got out of the pool.

Tom has a swimming pool.

The pool is empty.

We don't have a pool.