Dental clinic (Future simple) презентация

In our progressive century are many types of dental clinics. There are private or group practice. But all of these dental clinics do one work – it is treating. Now we will see many types of dental clinics.

A hospital dental clinic operates as a division of a hospital group. Its dentists work directly for the hospital. These dental clinics usually are on hospital grounds or in annexed buildings near the hospital.

A hospital dental clinic operates as a division of a hospital group. Its dentists work directly for the hospital. These dental clinics usually are on hospital grounds or in annexed buildings near the hospital.

Community health centers frequently provide dental services in addition to general health care services. These types of clinics serve a particular community or population and combine the efforts of hospitals, the government and the health care industry to provide its community members with adequate health care services.

Private practice is mean when doctor work alone, he opened business and work only for himself. Community health centers frequently provide dental services in addition to general health care services. These types of clinics serve a particular community or population and combine the efforts of hospitals, the government and the health care industry to provide its community members with adequate health care services. Often, such health centers receive federal funding to subsidize care for the poor and uninsured.

Unlike private practices in which one dentist operates a clinic by himself, a group practice is an association of dental professionals. These professionals work together, sharing space and using the same equipment. Although care might be less personal than private practice, the presence of more dentists allows the practice to treat more patients and pool resources to buy more equipment and hire more staff.

What future simple is?
The FUTURE TENSE indicates that an action is in the future relative to the speaker or writer. There are no inflected forms for the future in English (nothing like those -ed or -s endings in the other tenses). Instead, the future tense employs the helping verbs will or shall with the base form of the verb: will/shall.
Will/shall + verb

Future
Indefinite:
I shall come tomorrow to dentist.
Continuous:
Dentist will be treating my teeth tomorrow at 5 o’clock
Perfect:
Dentist will have treated tomorrow by 6 o’clock.
Perfect Continuous:
Dentist will have been treating teeth for hour when I come.

FORMING THE SIMPLE FUTURE