The phrase "invite you out" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to extend an invitation to go somewhere or do something with someone. Example: "I would like to invite you out to dinner with me tomorrow night."
"Because people will invite you out all the time to discuss business".
Iftar preparations [break-of-fast at sunset] fill the whole day and everyone talks about what they are going to eat, how hungry they are, and invite you out for an Iftari meal.
If your business partners invite you out, but you feel that your head and stomach are no longer capable of participating in a Slavic bacchanal, it is necessary to provide an excuse for your abstinence without losing your host's respect.
This is about a world where your most important body parts are your ears They allow you to hear the prejudice in the hearts of your fellow peers Who see you and invite you out after work for beers But behind your back say your position should be theirs And if it wasn't because of affirmative action You wouldn't even be here.
French doors invite you out to a vast, spectacular private garden surrounded by lush green foliage and manicured lawns.
"You come to kid friendly restaurants and eat curly f**king chips while my arsehole children play on your phone and knock your drink over, when you could be at some opening of some cool place with the millions of cool people who invite you out," the mom continued.
And there is a Blockbuster for those nights when no one has invited you out and it is too chilly for a walk on beautiful Flying Point Beach.
In that same vein, if someone invites you out, do you respond immediately or do you let it fall by the wayside?
On the night of the 13th, your guy friend invites you out with him and his friends.
