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I wish to reminds you of the meeting vs I like to reminds of the meeting

The correct phrase is 'I wish to remind you of the meeting.' The verb 'remind' should be in the base form without an 's' at the end. 'I like to remind you of the meeting' is also correct, but it conveys a different sentiment, focusing on the speaker's preference rather than a polite request.

Last updated: March 30, 2024

I wish to reminds you of the meeting

This phrase is incorrect. The verb 'remind' should be in the base form without an 's' at the end.

The correct form is 'I wish to remind you of the meeting.' This phrase is used to politely inform someone about a meeting.
  • I wish to remind you that my brother has done half his time.
  • I wish to remind you that this is Italy too.
  • I wish to remind you of the approach underlying this proposal for a regulation.
  • I wish to do this, however, in order to remind you that the Radicals have a method - that of reason.
  • I wish to remind you that the establishment of the new office with the Commission will require resources, as Mr Blak also said.
  • It is against that background that I wish to remind you of the situation in Angola.
  • In this respect, I wish to remind you that innovation is above all a matter of business, and those who work in businesses.
  • I wish to remind you that the Member States undertook to disburse an additional 20 billion euros per year by 2010.
  • I wish to remind you of this because these are components that will consolidate the feasibility and achievement of the strategic plans.
  • First, I wish to remind you of what President Barroso has said in this House: the European Union needs to match its political ambition with its financial resources.
  • I wish to remind you that Parliament is one of the two components of the Budget principle, with special responsibility for expenditure.
  • Madam President, I wish to remind you that, two days ago, on 17 February, the German writer Ernst Jünger died at the age of 102.
  • Instead, a de facto surveillance of citizens will be introduced, and I wish to remind you that even the Data Protection Officer does not see the necessity of such a regulation.
  • I wish to remind you, just to get this straight, that this decision is based on the foreseeable implementation of payments committed during the coming financial year.
  • Now, in the little time that I have, I wish to remind you that in the next six months, perhaps as early as in Gothenburg, the Council must decide on the location of the agency.
  • Lastly, I wish to remind you that various studies confirm that the presence of women in decision-making bodies and in collective bargaining has a very positive impact on the implementation of equal opportunities policy.
  • I wish to remind you that I am the representative for the town where Michelin has its headquarters, since we do not dare mention its name today, although Commissioner Diamantopoulou did have the courage to do so yesterday.
  • I wish to remind you, just as Mr Tannock has also done, that al-Nashiri has been accused of very serious crimes, including involvement in the attacks against a US aircraft carrier and the oil tanker MV Limburg.
  • With regard to Articles 53 and 54, I wish to remind you that European farmers have to comply with the highest standards of quality, food safety, environmental protection and animal welfare.
  • Nevertheless, I wish to remind you that I believe that Mr Schulz's idea that the Hungarian Presidency will be gauged not on the basis of the programme presented, but the performance delivered, is a valuable one.

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  • I wish to remind you of the meeting

I like to reminds of the meeting

This phrase is incorrect. The verb 'remind' should be in the base form without an 's' at the end.

The correct form is 'I like to remind you of the meeting.' This phrase is used to express a personal preference for informing someone about a meeting.
  • Your nurse called to remind you about meeting her for sushi.
  • However, I will just remind you that the meeting in Bergen showed very significantly that a proper policy on the sea must be created.
  • I should, moreover, like to remind you, Madam President-in-Office of the Council, that you also have a task to carry out in Doha, namely organising the meeting with all of the trade ministers.
  • Yes, and I like to remind her of that every time she lets Ken stay over.
  • Regarding the views of the Commission, I would like to remind you that the Management Committee for Olive Oil has actually been meeting in Brussels today.
  • But, before we begin, I would like to remind all you kids that we are conducting an official meeting.
  • The Council would like to remind the honourable Member of the conclusions regarding a mutual information system that it adopted at its meeting on 14 April 2005.
  • In any case I would like to remind of my intervention of nine months ago concerning the situation of the textile and clothing sector, one of the most sensitive sectors in the working of the customs union.
  • At that time, the Commission - and it is the Members of the Commission that I would like to remind of this - undertook to hold such a conference in 2001.
  • He reminds Eliasson of their meeting last autumn.
  • I remind you, this meeting is classified.
  • Gentlemen, I would like to remind you that I am the C.O.O.Of this company and the ranking executive in this meeting.
  • As for the second meeting you mentioned, I should be grateful if you would remind us which meeting that was.
  • If it were not for him, we would still be unable to hold such a meeting, and I should like to remind Mr Schulz that this was mainly the Pope's doing, and that Mr Kovács only played a small part at most.
  • Turning to the action the Council has taken, I would like to remind everyone that the Ministers of Agriculture and Health have followed the dioxin crisis closely, and that they discussed the situation at the first available opportunity in meetings held in June.
  • I should like to remind you that in May last year the Commission - which moreover is a member, if I am not mistaken, of the Baltic Council - was represented at the fourth ministerial meeting of that council, held at Danzig.
  • I should like to remind people here today of my report on noise as a source of pollution, and also of the forthcoming meeting on this question in Copenhagen in May, with the participation of representatives from all over the Union.
  • I would like to remind you formally that the launch of a naval operation is clearly envisaged, as the French Presidency said last Tuesday to Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, at the end of the aforementioned Council meeting.
  • In this connection, I should like to remind you that at their informal meeting at the end of March the foreign ministers communicated to the region of the Western Balkans a positive message concerning its European prospects.
  • I would also like to remind you that last September a meeting took place in New York of Heads of State or Government to draw up an inventory of reforms and to set concrete commitments with a view to their implementation.

Alternatives:

  • I like to remind you of the meeting

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