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There are five roads (road1-5) and five cities (city1-5).
"Each of the roads leads to one of the citys"
From the above sentence, can you imagine that
the road1 leads to the city1 and the road3 also leads to the city1?
Can I use the following sentense to explain that
when the road1 leads to the city1, the road3 leads to one of the city2-4 ?
"Each of the roads leads to a different one of the citys"
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