10 verbs used when shipping and simple verb tenses

Verb	Meaning	Present	Past	Future
Ship	To send goods to customers or distributors	The company ships products worldwide.	Last week, they shipped orders to retailers.	They will ship the products by air freight.
Deliver	To bring goods to their final destination	The courier delivers packages to homes.	They delivered the cargo to the warehouse yesterday.	They will deliver the shipment to the port tomorrow.
Track	To monitor the progress or location of a shipment	Customers track their orders online.	They tracked the package through the shipping company's website.	They will track the shipment using the tracking number.
Receive	To accept or take delivery of goods	The warehouse receives shipments every day.	Last week, they received a large delivery of raw materials.	They will receive the goods at the distribution center.
Load	To put goods onto a vehicle or vessel for transportation	Workers load containers onto the cargo ship.	They loaded the trucks with merchandise yesterday.	They will load the cargo onto the airplane before departure.
Unload	To remove goods from a vehicle or vessel upon arrival	Workers unload packages from the delivery truck.	They unloaded the crates from the cargo ship last night.	They will unload the cargo from the train upon arrival.
Sort	To organize goods based on destination or category	Workers sort packages at the distribution center.	They sorted the mail by postal code last week.	They will sort the parcels for delivery routes.
Package	To wrap goods for protection during transit	Workers package fragile items carefully.	They packaged the electronics in bubble wrap.	They will package the products for international shipment.
Inspect	To examine goods for quality control	Inspectors inspect shipments for damages.	They inspected the cargo for compliance with regulations.	They will inspect the packages for signs of tampering.
Label	To attach identification or destination information to goods	Workers label packages with shipping addresses.	They labeled the boxes with tracking numbers.	They will label the pallets with destination codes.