[General] If all goes well, our English club meeting...

[Silverobama]

Due to the recent outbreaks of the Covid cases in many different cities in China, our English club meeting was stopped. Now, the situation gets better. As a host of the English club, I decided to start it again next Monday. Today, I said the following in our group chat room to tell everyone:

If all goes well, our English club meeting will resume on Oct 16.

Is the italic sentence natural?

 

[tedmc]

Due to the recent outbreaks of [STRIKE]the[/STRIKE] Covid cases in many different cities in China, our English club [STRIKE]meeting was[/STRIKE] meetings were stopped. Now, the situation [STRIKE]gets [/STRIKE] is/has become better. As [STRIKE]a [/STRIKE] the host of the English club, I have decided to start [STRIKE]it [/STRIKE] them again next Monday. Today, I [STRIKE]said the following in our group chat room to tell[/STRIKE] told everyone in the group chat room the following:

If all goes well, our English club meeting will resume on Oct 16.

Is the italic sentence natural?

Yes.

 

[5jj]

If all goes well, our English club meeting will resume on Oct 16.

I'd use the plural meetings.