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This morning John told Michelle: "I like you and I want to invite you to dinner tonight."

This morning John told Michelle that he likes her and he wanted to invite her to dinner tonight.

This morning John told Michelle that he likes her and he wanted to invite her to dinner tonight.

The fact that John likes Michelle is still true at the moment of speaking, so the present tense stays the same.

This morning John told Michelle that he likes her and he wanted to invite her to dinner tonight.

The fact that John wanted to invite Michelle to dinner already happened at the moment of John's speaking, so invite should be changed into past simple.