To invite someone to do something is also very easy in Japanese.
You invite in the negative form.
See here for negative
Examples:
えいがをいきませんか？
Literal: You won't go to the movies with me??
TL: Want to go to the movies with me?
ほんをよみませんか？
Literal: You won't read that book?
TL: Want to read that book?
To answer yes, say
いいえ、VERBましょう
Because, remember, they asked if you will not, so if you will, you have to respond with negative
The ~しょう ending, though not covered earlier, is a suggestion, so, to use it as an example:
A: えいがをいきませんか？
B: いいえ、いきましょう
A: Want to go to the movies with me?
B: Sure, lets go
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