invite in English: To ask someone to come to a place, or to join you in doing something. (verb)

Translation

To ask someone to come to a place, or to join you in doing something.

Word origin

From Latin invitare, to invite or to entertain a guest.

Verb typeregular (invite, invites, invited)

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The pattern is "invite someone to something".

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Use "for" when you name the meal or the event.

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"Invites" is the form used with he, she, or it.

ask

To say a question, or to tell someone you want something.

party

A time when people come together to have fun, often with food, music, and friends.

come

To move towards the person who is speaking, or to arrive at a place.

join

To come together with other people, or to put two things together.

letter

One of the signs we use to write words, like a, b, or c; or a message you write and send to someone.

host

The person who invites guests and looks after them, or who presents a show.

invitation

A note or request asking someone to come to a party or an event.

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