Words you know: complete the sentences

dispute · ELD data · lost tracking · customer portal · tracking link

• The broker agent checked the ____ to see the latest status.
• Marcus reviewed the ____ to check the driver's hours in Ohio.
• The dispatcher clicked the ____ to find the truck near Boston.
• The carrier wanted to ____ a charge on the last invoice in Dallas.
• The system ____ for two hours on the way to Chicago.

Remember: Present simple and continuous

• Right now, Tyler [tracks / is tracking] a shipment in Chicago.
• Normally, our dispatchers [call / are calling] carriers every morning in New York.
• Listen! The warehouse manager [argues / is arguing] about the missing cargo in Atlanta.
• Brokers usually [work / are working] with reliable carriers across Texas.

Remember: Past simple and continuous

• While Sarah [checked / was checking] the logs, the phone rang in Seattle.
• The driver [delivered / was delivering] the freight in Miami yesterday.
• When the supervisor arrived, the clerk [counted / was counting] the boxes in Boston.
• Kevin [found / was finding] a discrepancy in the BOL last night.

Remember: Present perfect simple and continuous

• We [have worked / have been working] on this shortage claim for three hours.
• The carrier [has sent / has been sending] all loading photos to Chicago.
• Jessica [has disputed / has been disputing] that charge twice this week.
• The warehouse team [has loaded / has been loading] trucks since 6 AM in Dallas.

Remember: Past perfect continuous

• The driver [had driven / had been driving] for ten hours before he stopped in Denver.
• They [had investigated / had been investigating] the missing pallets all morning in Phoenix.
• The broker [had waited / had been waiting] for an update when the email arrived in Atlanta.
• Workers [had sorted / had been sorting] freight before the inspector entered in Boston.

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