[Vocabulary] I am really interested in playing/doing sports.

[ambitious-girl]

Hi,
Which of these bold parts are more better and logically appropriate in relation to the second part?

1) I am really interested in playing/doing sports. I have a swim most weekends and I go for jogging around the park early in the morning almost everyday.


2) I am really interested in doing physical activities. I have a swim most weekends and I go for jogging around the park early in the morning almost everyday.


Thanks in advance.

 

[emsr2d2]

I'd use "I really like taking part in sports" and "I really like physical activity".

Note that we don't "go for jogging". We either "go jogging" or we "go for a jog".
In this context, "every day" should be two words, not one.

 

[ambitious-girl]

Thanks teacher.
Is it correct If I say "Have a swim" in the example above instead of "go swimming" ? I want to use something different.

 

[emsr2d2]

"Have a swim" works in BrE, yes.