have over
phr. v..phr. v.. to invite someone to your home as a guest for a short time.
phr. v.. to host a person or group at one's residence for a social visit; typically implies a pre-arranged invitation.
We should have the neighbors over for coffee soon.
Since they just moved in, they are having some friends over for a housewarming party tonight.
The ambassador frequently had over various foreign dignitaries to foster better diplomatic relations in a more relaxed, domestic setting.
this is a separable phrasal verb where the guest (the object) usually goes between 'have' and 'over'.
contrast with 'invite over' (the act of asking) versus 'have over' (the act of hosting); it is almost always used with people as the object.
I will have over my parents.I will have my parents over.while not strictly ungrammatical, it is much more natural to place the person between 'have' and 'over'.