Fill in the blanks with to be to or to have to. 1. You … to pay a fine if you are caught speeding.
2. As they had agreed, the meetings … to be held every Monday.
3. Can you visit us next week? I … to check my diary.
4. The lessons … to begin at nine.
5. Thank you for your present, but you … to bring anything.
6. The manager ordered that the goods … to be packed very carefully.
7. They … to meet me at the railway station.
8. I decided that I … to consult the doctor every six months.
9. We … to meet in the restaurant.
10. You … to be so polite. We are good friends.
11. According to the order they … to leave.

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