Which one is grammatically correct when requesting sth from sb in a letter?
Hello. Please let me know which of the following sentences is correct? Shall I use " to" shown in the parentheses or not?

1) I would like you please reconsider this issue and reopen the club again.
1a) I would like you (to) please reconsider this issue and reopen the club again.

2) I would like to ask you please reconsider this issue and reopen the club again.
2a) I would like to ask you (to) please reconsider this issue and reopen the club again.

Thank you!

Question

Which one is grammatically correct when requesting sth from sb in a letter?
Hello. Please let me know which of the following sentences is correct? Shall I use " to" shown in the parentheses or not?

1) I would like you please reconsider this issue and reopen the club again.
1a)  I would like you (to) please reconsider this issue and reopen the club again.

2) I would like to ask you  please reconsider this issue and reopen the club again.
2a) I would like to ask you (to) please reconsider this issue and reopen the club again.

Thank you!

Answer

1a and 2a.

> reopen the club.

I've assumed the club has not been closed and reopened previously.

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