Sounds like you're navigating a new city with some helpful (albeit Dutch) directions! Let's break down the instructions to identify what's next to the grocery store: 1. **Beneden aan de weg is een grote kruising.** - This means "Down the road, there's a big intersection." 2. **Ga dan linksaf bij het kanaal.** - Then, "Turn left at the canal." 3. **Deze oude kerk moet aan de rechterkant liggen, tegenover de markt.** - This translates to "This old church should be on your right, opposite the market." 4. **De supermarkt ligt er direct achter.** - Meaning, "The supermarket is directly behind it." Given these directions, the location next to the grocery store (at least on one side, since "next to" can imply either side or both) based on the information provided is: LOCATION: The old church (to the front, relative to the direction you approach from) and possibly the market (across from the church, implying its on the other side of the church from the supermarket, though the direct adjacency to the supermarket isn't specified for the market).