It seems like you've received directions in Dutch. Let's break down the instructions to understand where the grocery store is located, and by extension, what's next to it: 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.** - Translate to "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." Based on the directions, here's what we know about the location of the grocery store (supermarkt) and what's next to it: - **In front of the supermarket (across the street, not directly next to):** The market (markt) and an old church (oude kerk) on the opposite side of the street from each other. - **Directly behind the supermarket:** Not specified in the directions. - **Next to the supermarket (left, right, or in front, given the context of 'directly behind' indicating the back side):** Given the context, the most logical interpretation of "next to" (which wasn't directly answered by the step-by-step translation) would refer to locations that share a side with the supermarket. Since "directly behind" is specified for the market and church's relationship to the supermarket's location, and we don't have explicit information on what's on the sides, the most accurate answer we can infer from the given directions for "next to" would relate to the spatial relationship not fully described (left, right, or the unspecified front if not counting the market and church as "in front of" in a broader sense). However, the direct implication from the translation is the market and church's described positions. **LOCATION:** The Market (markt) and an Old Church (oude kerk), but note, they are described as being **across from each other and the church is on the right side when facing the market**, with the supermarket **directly behind one of these landmarks (most directly implied to be the church based on the sequence of directions)**. If interpreting "next to" in the strictest, most direct sense without assuming sides not explicitly mentioned, the answer provided aligns with the only clear spatial relationship described, acknowledging the primary query seeks a clarification not fully encapsulated by the directions provided.