They swim in the pool every summer.

Meaning: This means that they engage in the activity of swimming in a pool during the summer season.

Choice of Words: Swim means to move through water using one's arms and legs. Pool is a large container filled with water for swimming or bathing. Every means each and every one of a group. Summer is the warmest season of the year. When you put them together, "they swim in the pool every summer" means that they move through water using their arms and legs in a large container filled with water for swimming or bathing each and every summer.

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They go swimming in the pool every summer.

Meaning: This means that a group of people enjoy going swimming in a pool every time summer comes around. It's like saying, When the weather gets warm, they like to go for a swim in the pool.

Choice of Words: They refers to a group of people who are going swimming. Go is a verb that means to move somewhere. Swimming is a noun that describes the activity of moving through water using your arms and legs. Pool is a place where people can swim. Every means that something happens regularly, and summer is a season of the year. When you put all these words together, you get a sentence that describes how a group of people regularly go swimming in a pool during the summer months.

Every summer, they swim in the pool.

Meaning: This means that a group of people enjoy swimming in a pool every time summer comes around. It's like saying, When the weather gets warm, they like to go for a swim in the pool.

Choice of Words: Every means that something happens regularly, and summer is a season of the year. They refers to a group of people who are swimming. Swim is a verb that describes the action of moving through water using your arms and legs. Pool is a place where people can swim. When you put all these words together, you get a sentence that describes how a group of people regularly go swimming in a pool during the summer months.

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