At the conference, Dr. Sato often passes as an expert in cybersecurity despite her background in linguistics.

On the worksheet, the verb form is labeled pass. to indicate it should be in the passive voice.

She mentioned, in passing, that she's moving to Boston next month.

The spy was passing as a tourist to avoid detection.

Rather than suspending him, the school placed the student in PASS to provide counseling and restorative support.

Despite his shy demeanor, he passes for a confident leader during meetings.

The community held a memorial for the passings of three long-time volunteers.

They were passing on their family's recipes to the next generation during the reunion.

Every Sunday, she passes on her grandmother's advice to anyone who will listen.

The old town relied on several by-passes to divert traffic away from the historic center.