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Well... that's quite simple really, for example, you would say my dad and I made a tree house, because you would say I made a tree house. If you said me and my dad that would be incorrect because you wouldn't say me made a tree house. You would however say the teacher told me and my friend off, because you would say the teacher told me off.
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