1and 2 mean the same, yes, and 1 is more commonly used.
3, 4, and 5 mean about the same thing, but they're wordy. I'd say, "He is going to London tomorrow."
1. You are to finish this project by tomorrow.
2. You must finish this project by tomorrow.
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Are both the same in meaning?
Do you use #1 frequently in everyday speech?
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3. He is to go to London tomorrow.
4. He is going to go to London tomorrow.
5. He is due to go to London tomorrow.
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Are the three all the same? Which expression is commonly used? Do you use #3 frequently in colloquial expressions?
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