D. When you and your friends hear this recording, it will be exciting.
An antecedent, by definition, is a word or a phrase that is referred to by an element that follows it in the same sentence or paragraph, typically. When we look at item “D,” we are left with the question: “What will be exciting?” Because “it” could be anything, it is safe to say that the antecedent is missing.
It's telling you how America came to be, the history in it. It's like a summary. What do you get out of reading this?? That's all it's asking
Answer:
The phrase “based off of” may be related to “flying of off,” as it seems to mean something like “is now different from, but was once more obviously similar to.” By contrast, “based on” may be taking on the meaning “still directly connected to.”
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