Which preposition is right? - It's easy to find my house, it is ... the bank.

[Maple_Leaf]

Can you help me with this sentence ?

" It's easy to find my house, it is ...... the bank ."
(near or opposite , or someone else )
Thanks!

[Shyone]

It could be either, or it could be beside the bank, too.
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[Maple_Leaf]

thank you very much !
uhm it's "opposite " or "oposite to"

[Shyone]

'Opposite' will do the finest.
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[Phil]

It's easy to find my house, it's near the bank.

[Maple_Leaf]

My teacher say that it's "opposite" because " near" isn't clear, so we can't identify this house
Is it right ?

[Phil]

Yes, 'near' needs further definition in order to locate the house. Opposite is a more precise location if that was what was asked for though opposite could also be more than one house.