We should not _ important issues during meetings.
Correct answer: A. pass over
- A. pass over
- B. pass up
- C. pass out
- D. pass by
Explanation
The correct answer is pass over. This phrase means to ignore or not address something, which is the intended meaning in the context of the sentence where important issues should not be overlooked during meetings. The other options do not fit the context: pass up implies declining an opportunity, pass out refers to distributing or fainting, and pass by means to go past without engagement. Therefore, they do not accurately convey the intended message of the sentence.
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