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Is it Joe and I or is it Joe and me?

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If it would be "I" alone, then it is "Joe and I".

Example 1: "I am going out", "Joe and I are going out" (subject of sentence).

If it would be "me" alone, then it is "Joe and me".
Example 2: "She gave it to me", "She gave it to Joe and me" (object of sentence).

There is no need ever to get it wrong if you follow this simple rule.

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