"invite somebody" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to offer someone an invitation, such as to a party or event. For example, "I invited my friend to the wedding."
When inviting guests, see if you can invite somebody who, if needed, will be the life of the party.
If I went outside that, I guess I'd invite somebody with a lot of knowledge, like the Dalai Lama, somebody you could learn a lot from.
If they invite someone and the person says, 'Is Caster there?' and then they say, 'No, I'm not coming,' then the organizers invite somebody else who says, 'I'm coming,' without asking who's there.
Now power has genuinely shifted to Mr Klaus, who can decide whether to ask Mr Topolanek to stay as a caretaker, or to invite somebody else to try forming a government.Among Eurocrats the biggest fear is not over the EU presidency, which will function whatever happens, but over the Lisbon treaty, which splits Mr Topolanek's centre-right Civic Democrats (ODS).
"My first sentence in the meeting with Madam Chancellor was: 'If you invite somebody to your homeland, you do not send them for a lunch to your neighbours.' Very polite sentence, isn't it?" says Zeman, speaking English in disarmingly avuncular tones belying his uncompromising opinions.
0.087 −0.111 0.901 0.153 0.77 Before I invite somebody to my players' community, s/he must prove him/herself.
A friend of mine once invited somebody to dinner and received, later and via email, a long list of banned ingredients.
If a liberal had ever invited somebody to a State of the Union who had made the statements Ted Nugent made about cutting off our heads, and that he'd be 'dead or in jail' if the president got elected -- if a liberal or a progressive had ever invited somebody who had made those kind of comments to the State of the Union, can you just imagine?
If you're a lazy London shite with no hope in hell of getting invited into somebody's home there's nothing really to eat all day apart from going to the Co-op and getting pork pies and Scampi Fries.
(Winfrey said that Mrs. Duncan had called a few days ago and asked to be on the show. Oprah, girl, where were your manners? You didn't invite Mrs. Duncan yourself? Somebody still has some learning to do).
"It's the kind of money where I'll be wearing whatever I want when somebody invites me to a wedding".
