Words you know: complete the sentences

on-call · stamp · weekly volume · after-hours · commodity

• If a driver has an issue at 2 AM, they must contact the ____ support line.
• The receiver in Denver must ____ the bill of lading before the driver can leave.
• The main ____ we transport from Chicago to Seattle is refrigerated food.
• Our fleet coordinator in Houston is ____ this weekend for any emergency loads.
• We need to increase our ____ to fifty loads to meet our monthly target.

Remember: Past habits: used to, would

• Molly [used to / use to] work at a local office before she became a remote dispatcher.
• Every Friday, the manager [would / used] buy lunch for the entire dispatch team in Seattle.
• Drivers [used to / use to] call us on landlines before mobile apps became popular.
• In her old job, Molly [would / is used to] check the driver logs every single morning.

Remember: be used to / get used to

• Tyler is a professional driver, so he is used to [driving / drive] long distances.
• It took the new coordinator in Dallas a month to get used to [working / work] the night shift.
• Our remote agents are used to [dealing / deal] with frustrated drivers in Denver.
• You will soon get used to [the / a] fast pace of US trucking logistics.

Remember: Present perfect simple and continuous

• Molly [has been talking / has talked] to Tyler for thirty minutes trying to calm him down.
• The broker in Boston [has resolved / has been resolving] five freight issues so far today.
• How long [have you been working / have you worked] as a remote dispatcher for this Seattle company?
• The driver [has already arrived / has been already arriving] at the warehouse in Denver.

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