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To invite over somebody (or invite somebody over) is to ask them if they would like to visit you at your home.
To invite around / round somebody or invite somebody around / round means the same thing.
Examples of use:
1. Why don't you invite your boss over for a meal on Friday?
2. I have been invited around to Emma's house.
3. Whenever his parents are away he invites his friends over for a party!
4. We would like to invite you round to our house but our kitchen isn't finished.
5. James invited us over for tea and cakes.
| infinitive | invite over |
| present simple | invite over and invites over |
| -ing form | inviting over |
| past simple | invited over |
| past participle | invited over |
Can you think of any ways to use the phrasal verb 'invite over' in a sentence?
Who do you invite over to your home?
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