Hi, Mark Lewis!   
   I read your message from 07.11.2018 19:55   
      
      
    AK>> -----Beginning of the citation-----   
    AK>> .... In fact, you'll write to her afterward and tell her your   
    AK>> evening wouldn't have been the same without her amazing work. You   
    AK>> will even invite her over for tea.   
    AK>> ----- The end of the citation -----   
      
    AK>> Please tell me about the difference between "invite her for tea"   
    AK>> and "invite her over for tea". ;-)   
      
    ML> none, really...   
      
   Although, I always thought that every word means something. ;-) Probably I   
   could also say "invite her up for tea" or "invite her down for tea" or "invite   
   her in for tea" ;=)   
      
   Bye, Mark!   
   Alexander Koryagin   
   english_tutor 2018   
      
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