He basically means "he", which is mainly used to refer to the man mentioned above, and can also refer to "a person regardless of gender", which is equivalent to one.

He means: he can also be a person's name, translated into he, and the plural of he is hes or them. When capitalized, it is the abbreviation of "Happy, Ending" in English, which means that the novel has a happy ending at the end.

1, his sentence is:

He can give me all the good times and bring me all the happiness. He is my first sight. She is as important as breathing. I regard him as my life!

He can give me all the beauty of time and bring me all the happiness. He was my love at first sight. She is as important as breathing. I regard him as my life!

He is surprisingly tall, standing there like a half pile of walls. He is amazingly tall, and when he stands there, it is like a half-stacked wall standing there.

2. Something like He:

She, me, them, it, us, you.

3. the usage of he:

In informal English, the accusative form of he is often used after verbs; In more formal English, the nominative form of he is used after the copulative verb.

Parents should let their children go as far as possible and ask for help when they are in trouble. Parents should encourage their children to think independently as much as possible, and ask for help if they can't figure it out.

He can be followed by attributive clauses such as that, who and who. He is great because he can speak five languages. He is great because he can speak five languages.