I have struggled with this quite a bit, even as someone pretty advanced in English. It’s been explained to me many times, but nothing is making sense.
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“I” perform an action.
Someone else performs an action on/to/with/for “me.”
>Jill drove to the mall.
>I drove to the mall.
>Jill and I drove to the mall.
>A nice gentleman held the door open for me.
>A nice gentleman held the door open for Jill.
>A nice gentleman held the door open for me and Jill.
“I” always follows the co-subject. “Me” always precedes the co-object.
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