Difference?
With him.
With he.
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'With he' is not proper English
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"With him" is correct. When you learn some basic English, things like this will become obvious.
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He is a subject pronoun and cannot follow a preposition. He is with his sister. A possessive pronoun can follow a preposition. An object pronoun such as him is the usual choice after a preposition. I, you, he, she, it, we, and they are subject pronoun though "you" and "it" have many uses.
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