What do these words mean? a restaurant offers a variety of dishes, more so than is the case with an inn. Thus most restaurants do not open for breakfast and [those] that do, [outside of] hotels or modern-day inns, specialize to some extent in this meal, but the meals they do serve have more options than traditional inns could provide. In this text, what does 'outside of(hotels or modern-day inns) mean? It means 'except' or 'just outside, for location'? and plus, what can the pronoun 'those' be? Isn't it 'most restaurants'? Please help me out! Thanks

What does 'outside of' mean in this text. a restaurant offers a variety of dishes, more so than is the case with an inn. Thus most restaurants do not open for breakfast and [those] that do, [outside of] hotels or modern-day inns, specialize to some extent in this meal, but the meals they do serve have more options than traditional inns could provide. In this text, what does 'outside of(hotels or modern-day inns) mean? It means 'except' or 'just outside, for location'? and plus, what can the pronoun 'those' be? Isn't it 'most restaurants'? Please help me out! Thanks.

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What do you call this one in English? What do you call the road for bicycles? Please tell me in both American and British ways. Thanks!

What do you call this one in English? What do you call the road for bicycles? Please tell me in both American and British ways. Thanks!

What do you call this one? What do you call the road for bicycles? Please tell me in both American and British ways. Thanks!

Questions related to Memory. What sorts of things do people want to recall? Well, I believe that people want to recall some good news or memory which can make them feel happy. For example, when you cannot find anything good about your work and feel so tired of it, you just want to imagine a time when you have a great time with people you like after work. Or you can just recall your best holiday when you enjoyed a lot. This way helps you feel better and motivated. Do you think memory is important? Yes, I think it is. Actually, this question reminds me of one of my favourite films named 'Devil wears Prada'. The most memorable scene in the movie was the powerful fashion magazine editor in New York City, the main character in the film, goes to a party that so many important people are coming. She brings her two assistants there in order to make them tell her people's names in the party and short introductions about them before she starts a conversation with them because it is so important for her to remember their names but she cannot do that on her own. So, what I can see here is that having a good memory is so important part of her business and relationship. So, in my opinion, memory is necessary for business or any kind of work to meet important people and have a good relationship with them.

Can I say like this? I want to express that people can go to another country to travel by plane. Can I say 'people can travel in another country on a flight.'? If the sentence is wrong, please show me the right one. Thanks.

what does this sentence mean exactly? This is from the passage for academic reading test in Cambridge IELTS. 'Viewed from the side, the pagoda seemed to be doing a snake dance - with each consecutive floor moving in the opposite direction to its neighbours above and below.' It is about Japanese pagodas and I'm not sure how the pagoda in the sentence above is moving. I mean I cannot picture it. Somebody helps me to understand. Thanks.