??1. I saw him in the swimming pool.
2. In the swimming pool, I saw him.
Q1) Are both sentences natural and grammatical?
Q2) What is the difference in meaning between 1 and 2?
Please answer two questions.
1 sounds like "It was him or was I and him who was/were in the swimming pool", but 2 sounds like "It was only I who was in the swimming pool".
I see it this way. #1 sounds like your main message is 'I saw him'. #2 sounds like you want to stress where you saw him.
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I see it this way.
#1 sounds like your main message is 'I saw him'.
#2 sounds like you want to stress where you saw him.