get on with.check up
Which one is the correct option

If a bike broke down the rider had to get ( along with. Up to.on with.round to) the repairs himself.

He had to be persuade to give his support to the race.he did not even ( turn.check.keep.draw) up for the start.

Mechanical ( error.failure.collapse)

Thanks

Question

get on with.check up
Which one is the correct option

If a bike broke down the rider had to get ( along with. Up to.on with.round to) the repairs himself.

He had to be persuade to give his support to the race.he did not even ( turn.check.keep.draw) up for the start.

Mechanical ( error.failure.collapse)

Thanks

Answer

The rider had to do the repairs himself.

He had to be persuaded.

He did not turn up (=appear) for the start.
We use 'turn up' mucho in English. = to come to/to arrive to /to appear at

Are you turning up to my party?  He didn't turn up yesterday.

Mechanical failure ( for a bike/car etc)

I have mechanical failures often with my Spanish. jajaja

Answer

1. We would say "deal with the repairs".
2. First of all, it should be "He had to be persuasive". Also, we would say "He didn't not even show up for the start".
3. Mechanical error.

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