Change to Active Voice. Choose the correct option :
He will be greatly surprised if he is chosen.

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Option 3, "It will greatly surprise him if we choose him," is the correct active voice conversion of the passive voice sentence "He will be greatly surprised if he is chosen." Here's why:

*   **Active Voice Construction:** The original sentence is in the passive voice because the subject "He" is receiving the action. To convert it to active voice, we need to identify the actor performing the action and make them the subject. In this case, the action of "surprising" is caused by the act of "choosing him." Option 3 correctly identifies "we" as the actor who is doing the choosing, and therefore causing the surprise. "It" acts as a placeholder subject referring to the act of choosing him.

*   **Meaning Preservation:** Option 3 maintains the original meaning of the sentence. The surprise is still happening to "him," and it's happening because "we" are choosing "him." The adverb "greatly" is also correctly placed to modify "surprise."

Here's why the other options are incorrect:

*   **Option 1: He will be greatly surprised if we choose him.** This option is incorrect because it doesn't change the passive voice part of the sentence. "He will be greatly surprised" is still in the passive voice. The "if we choose him" part is already in active voice, but it's not addressing the passive voice portion of the original sentence.

*   **Option 2: It will surprise him if he is chosen.** This option is incorrect because it doesn't include the adverb "greatly" which is present in the original sentence. While it does convert the first part of the sentence to active voice, it omits a key detail, changing the intensity of the surprise. Also, the "if he is chosen" part is still in passive voice.

*   **Option 4: He will surprise greatly if he is choosed.** This option is grammatically incorrect and doesn't make logical sense. "Surprise" is used as a verb here, but the sentence structure is awkward and incorrect. "Choosed" is not a correct word. The sentence also doesn't convey the same meaning as the original sentence.