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Discover Ludwig"invite her to" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to invite someone else to an event or place. For example: "Would you mind inviting her to the birthday party next weekend?".
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Want to invite her to your party?
He will invite her to dinner.
The families invite her to stay in a spare bedroom.
They invite her to join the group, and she accepts.
I invite her to take a look at the Volt.
"Make sure you invite her to the party".
Nor did he invite her to join him.
Maybe we should invite her to join the NHS.
I didn't fight, but I don't want to invite her to my get-together.
Perhaps Mexican officials should invite her to make the return journey by truck.
Abbess Yin's success led the China Taoist Association to invite her to Beijing for training.
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