Is your English club still meeting?

[Silverobama]

A month ago I went to an English club but I haven't been there for a while. I want to make sure if the host is still hosting that club because I wanted to go there and chat with people, so I texted him by asking him the above question.

Is your English club still meeting?

Is the italic question natural?

 

[emsr2d2]

A month ago, I went I wanted to go/planned to go to an English language club but that I haven't hadn't been there to for a while. I wanted to make sure if [that] the host is still hosting that club because I wanted to go there and chat with people, so I texted him by asking to ask [him] the above question below.

Is your English club still meeting?

Is the italic question natural?

Note my corrections above. The question is OK but I'd be more likely to ask "Do you still host that/your English language club on a [day of the week]?"

 

[teechar]

A month ago, I went to an English club but I haven't that I hadn't been there to for a while. I wanted to make sure if the host is still hosting (that) the club still exists because I wanted to go there and chat with people, so I texted the host him by asking him the above following question.

Is your English club still going/running? meeting?

Is the italic question natural?

See above.

 

[emsr2d2]

Asking if the club still exists isn't the same as asking if that person still hosts it. He might have given up hosting it but it could still be running.

 

[teechar]

Asking if the club still exists isn't the same as asking if that person still hosts it. He might have given up hosting it but it could still be running.

That's right, but the OP's interest was in the club itself, not so much the host.

... because I wanted to go there and chat with people

 

[emsr2d2]

That's right, but the OP's interest was in the club itself, not so much the host.

The question in italics was about the club but the introductory paragraph said he wanted to make sure the host is still hosting it.