Drag the correct words to complete the confused tourist's text message to their guide.

I haven't found the museum yet, and my map is upside down! The bus stop isn't where the guidebook said it would be. I really don't know how I ended up at this random bakery.

I haven't found the museum yet, and my map is upside down!

We use haven't (have not) with the past participle "found" to talk about a recent action that is incomplete.

The bus stop isn't where the guidebook said it would be.

We use isn't (is not) with singular subjects ("the bus stop") to talk about location.

I really don't know how I ended up at this random bakery.

We use don't (do not) with the base verb "know" for negative statements in the present simple tense.