To solve this question, we need to understand the correct use of pronouns in the phrase "Between he and I, this is a secret". The underlined part "he and I" is used incorrectly based on English grammar rules.
The pronouns "he" and "I" are subject pronouns, which are used as the subject of a verb. However, in this context, "between" is a preposition, and prepositions are followed by object pronouns for correct grammatical structure. The object pronouns for "he" and "I" are "him" and "me", respectively.
Correct Pronoun Usage with Prepositions:
With this in mind, the correct structure of the sentence should be "Between him and me, this is a secret" because both pronouns follow the preposition "between", requiring the objective form. Let's now evaluate each option:
Thus, the correct answer is: Between him and me.
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