
Due
Future Expectations
Use 'due' to express when something is expected to occur, especially officially planned events.

Your flight is due to depart at 6 PM.
Unplanned Events
'Due' suggests a sense of certainty or schedule, so don't use it for uncertain or unplanned occurrences.

Incorrect: The sun is due to shine tomorrow.
No Immediate Consequence
'Due to' implies that there's no immediate action required - it's just information.

The next billing cycle is due to start on the 15th.
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AnticipateAppropriateExpectFitImminentOwePendingSchedule
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