To: This is the most common preposition used with "invite." It indicates the recipient of the invitation.
* "I'd like to invite you to my birthday party."
* "They invited us to dinner."
For: This preposition is used when indicating the purpose of the invitation.
* "The school invited parents for a meeting."
* "They invited us for a tour of the factory."
Other prepositions:
* To: "I invited her to join the club." (join something)
* To: "They invited us to sit down." (sit down)
* To: "He invited her to dance." (dance)
* For: "We were invited for a meal." (meal)
* On: "They invited us on a trip." (trip)
Note:
* "Invite to" is the most commonly used combination and covers most cases.
* The preposition used after "invite" depends on the specific action or event being invited to.
Let me know if you have a specific sentence in mind, and I can help you choose the right preposition.