Let’s break down the directions step by step to figure out what's next to the grocery store. "Die Straße runter, da ist eine große Kreuzung." — So, head down the street until you reach a large intersection. "Dann an der Littfasssäule links abbiegen." — At the Littfasssäule (a cylindrical advertising column common in German cities), turn left. "Rechts sollte diese alte Kirche sein, quer über den Markt." — On your right, across the market square, you should see an old church. "Der Supermarkt ist direkt dahinter." — The supermarket is directly behind [something]. The key is the word "dahinter"—behind what? Given the previous sentence, the most logical referent is the market ("quer über den Markt"). So, the supermarket is directly behind the market. But more precisely, since the church is *across* the market, and the market is the open area, "dahinter" likely means behind the market area, on the opposite side from the church. So, the supermarket is positioned behind the market, meaning it's adjacent to or just past the market square. Therefore, the structure immediately associated with the supermarket’s location is the market. LOCATION: the market