Let me 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, go down the street until you reach a large intersection. "Dann an der Littfasssäule links abbiegen." — Littfasssäule is a cylindrical advertising column commonly found in German cities. At that column, turn left. "Rechts sollte diese alte Kirche sein, quer über den Markt." — After the turn, on your right, across the market (Markt), there should be an old church. "Der Supermarkt ist direkt dahinter." — The supermarket is directly behind [something]. The word "dahinter" means "behind it," so what is the supermarket behind? The last landmark mentioned before the supermarket is the old church, which is across the market. So "dahinter" most likely refers to the church — the supermarket is directly behind the old church. Therefore, the grocery store is located behind the old church, meaning the area behind the church — possibly adjacent to or near the back side of the church grounds — is where the store sits. But the question is: *What is next to the grocery store?* The description doesn’t specify what’s immediately adjacent to the supermarket — no neighboring building or feature like a bakery, pharmacy, or café is mentioned. The only clear landmark in relation to the store is the old church, which the store is behind. So while the church isn’t *next to* the store in a side-by-side sense, it is the closest named structure in the directions, and the store’s location is defined in relation to it. Since no other building or feature is indicated as being beside the supermarket, the most accurate answer based on the information is that the grocery store is just behind the church, and nothing specific is mentioned as being *next to* it. LOCATION: The description does not specify what is next to the grocery store; it only states the store is directly behind the old church.