Present Simple for Daily Routines

• Use the present simple tense to talk about daily habits, routines, and regular work tasks in US logistics. It helps describe what dispatchers and fleet coordinators do every single day.
• Subject
• Verb (Base Form)
• Example in Logistics
• I / You / We / They
• check, plan, send
• I check driver location in Chicago.
• He / She / It
• checks, plans, sends
• She checks driver location in Dallas.
• Remember
• Use the base form of the verb for I, you, we, and they.
• Add -s or -es to the verb for he, she, and it.
• Use do / does to make questions and negative sentences.
• Examples
• I start the day at 7 AM in Boston.
• Mark works nights in Seattle.
• She checks the email in New York.
• Common mistakes
• She check driver location in Miami.
• She checks driver location in Miami.

Complete the sentences

• I (start) ____ the day at 6 AM in Phoenix.
• She (check) ____ the load in Philadelphia.
• We (plan) ____ routes for trucks in Chicago.
• He (send) ____ an email to drivers in Houston.
• They (work) ____ nights in Los Angeles.
• Mark (update) ____ the schedule in Denver.

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