The phrase 'inviting me over' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is asking or inviting another person to their home. For example, "My friend asked me over for dinner this weekend."
Aunt Carol embraced me when I came out, inviting me over for Christmas and Thanksgiving.
And they wrote back, and they were so kind, inviting me over and giving me a tour.
Talking him into inviting me over was a lengthy process.
They then surprised me by inviting me over to launch my book there.
Then suddenly she warmed to me, inviting me over to her apartment when her parents were out of town.
"I'd never had so many scared billionaires inviting me over to dinner," says Mr Samit, who, unusually among Hollywood executives, has worked on both sides of the digital divide.Wall Street began to reward the entertainment companies that invested heavily in online ventures, and to punish those that did not.
After a few months of blogging I got an email from VICE inviting me to take over their Grimewatch column (previously written by RWD magazine editor Matt Mason, who had departed for the US).
Bone played a few records before inviting me to take over.
I ignored the dean's nervous voicemails inviting me to "chat over tea" and told no one on the Spectator, where I hoped to build recognition as a writer rather than a victim, especially as it reported on sexual violence more frequently.
That was from a different voice, a breathy baritone, inviting me to a sale over the weekend.
"An informal atmosphere is not only the most welcoming one, but — for me — the only way to ensure that I don't regret inviting people over in the first place".
