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Gary and I or Gary and me?

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Gary and I is the subject of the sentence: Gary and I will pick up the pizza.

Gary and me is the object of the sentence: The teacher told Gary and me to be on time.

You can give this test yourself by taking Gary out of the sentence: "I will pick up the pizza" or "Me will pick up the pizza" and "The teacher told I to be on time" or The teacher told me to be on time".

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