Choose the correct option:
Correct answer: D. I've never seen him and Sara act this way; they are going crazy.
- A. I've never seen Sara and him act this way; they are going crazy.
- B. I've never seen him and Sara act this way; he's going crazy.
- C. I've never seen himself and Sara act this way; they are going crazy.
- D. I've never seen him and Sara act this way; they are going crazy.
Explanation
After "seen" we use the object pronoun him, not he or himself. We do not use "to" before the verb "act" in this stricture. Option D is only grammatically correct sentence in both pronoun use and verb form.
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