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What is an adverb for swimming?

Swiftly is an adverb for swimming. It is used to describe the manner in which someone or something swims. For example, "The swimmer swiftly cut through the water."

How do you change I went to the pool and swim ten lengths then jump in from diving board into future tense?

What is underwater exploration?

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