Sounds like you've got directions in Dutch! Let's break them down step by step to understand where the grocery store is in relation to other landmarks: 1. **Beneden aan de weg is een grote kruising.** - Translation: "Down the road, there is a large intersection." - Action: Head down the road until you reach a big crossing. 2. **Ga dan linksaf bij het kanaal.** - Translation: "Then turn left at the canal." - Action: At the intersection, turn left where the canal is located. 3. **Deze oude kerk moet aan de rechterkant liggen, tegenover de markt.** - Translation: "This old church should be on your right, opposite the market." - Observation (not an action): As you proceed after turning left, you should see an old church on your right-hand side. Directly across from the church (thus, on your left side) should be the market. 4. **De supermarkt ligt er direct achter.** - Translation: "The supermarket is located directly behind it." - Conclusion: The "it" here refers back to the last mentioned landmark that could logically be in front of something - in this context, most likely the market ("de markt"). Thus, the supermarket is directly behind the market. **LOCATION: The Market**