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You didn't invite me vs You didn't invited me

The correct sentence is "You didn't invite me." The verb "invite" should be in the base form after the auxiliary verb "did."
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Last updated: July 27, 2024

You didn't invite me

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is the correct negative form of the sentence when talking about not being invited to an event or gathering. The verb "invite" should be in the base form after the auxiliary verb "did."

Examples:

  • You didn't invite me to your party.
  • I'm upset that you didn't invite me to the meeting.
  • They didn't invite me to the wedding.
  • Why didn't you invite me to the concert?
  • She didn't invite me to her house.
  • You didn't invite me so I crashed!
  • You guys had a three-way and you didn't invite me?
  • You didn't invite me in, and you're serving vervain tea.
  • You're getting married and you didn't invite me?
  • So that's why you didn't invite me.
  • You know, but I cannot believe you didn't invite me to your little party yourself.
  • I know you didn't invite me, but I didn't want to miss it.
  • Miles away from your penthouse and the venue of the party that you didn't invite me to.
  • You didn't invite me to Sebastian's birthday.
  • No, you didn't invite me, Stepmother.
  • But you didn't invite me to dinner to hear my opinions.
  • I should've known you didn't invite me out here for brother time.
  • I hope you didn't invite me along just for my drive, Minister.
  • But you didn't invite me here to tell me how good I looked.
  • I missed an audition and... it just made me feel bad you didn't invite me to your party.
  • I need to know the real reason why you didn't invite me to this thing tonight.
  • So how come you didn't invite me?
  • I wondered, since you didn't invite me, what you were all trying to avoid.
  • You went clamming with this man, and you didn't invite me?
  • So you're telling me that you didn't invite me in, but clearly, you react differently to me than you do to hundreds of other men that you've...

You didn't invited me

This phrase is incorrect in English. The verb "invited" is in the wrong form.

  • Sabrina, you didn't tell me you invited friends.
  • I wouldn't have known you were leaving if Kirsten hadn't invited me to your going-away party.
  • Rudi hasn't invited me yet.
  • If you didn't want to be insulted, you wouldn't have invited me.
  • You've married my woman and you haven't invited me?
  • But even if he hadn't invited me back, an army couldn't have kept me away from your partnership vote.
  • It's hard to tell, but he hasn't invited me round to his flat for a curry in months and I spotted some rust on his car.
  • You only invited me because things are so weird between you two.
  • You invited me to join you for a ride.
  • You invited me here because you want in.
  • You know, I'm so glad you invited me.
  • Then you invited me to lunch.
  • No, you invited me to lunch.
  • So you invited me here to show me a tracking device.
  • I'm glad you invited me.
  • Are you going out? Christine invited me.
  • You invited me... to the feast.
  • At least you invited me this year.
  • I think I'm surprised you invited me in.
  • Mama, you already invited me to dinner that night.

Alternatives:

  • you didn't invite me
  • you didn't ask me
  • you didn't include me
  • you didn't inform me
  • you didn't tell me

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