Sounds like you've got some directions in Dutch! Let's break it down step by step: 1. **Beneden aan de weg is een grote kruising.** - Translation: "Down the road, there's a large intersection." 2. **Ga dan linksaf bij het kanaal.** - Translation: "Then turn left at the canal." 3. **Deze oude kerk moet aan de rechterkant liggen, tegenover de markt.** - Translation: "This old church should be on your right, opposite the market." 4. **De supermarkt ligt er direct achter.** - Translation: "The supermarket is directly behind it." Given these directions, here's what we can infer about the location of the grocery store (supermarkt) in relation to other landmarks: - **In front of the supermarket (across the way):** The market (markt) and an old church (oude kerk). - **To the side or surrounding (not explicitly stated but inferred from turning directions):** A canal (kanaal), though its exact placement to the store is not detailed. - **Behind the supermarket (directly):** No specific landmark is mentioned as being directly behind the supermarket, only that the supermarket itself is directly behind the old church. **LOCATION:** An old church (to the front, across from a market)