common phrasal verbs

Question 1

Check that the computer is hooked up to the printer.
hook up (to something) | hook somebody/something up (to something):

to (…) somebody/something to a piece of electronic equipment, to a power supply or to the internet

Answer 1

connect

Question 2

The city was subjected to heavy bombing.
subject somebody/something to something:
to (…) somebody/something (…), suffer or be affected by something, usually something unpleasant

Answer 2

make
experience

Question 3

The new magazine has really taken off.
take off:
(of an idea, a product, etc.) to (…) (…) or popular (…)ry (…)ckly or suddenly

Answer 3

become
successful
ve
qui

Question 4

What it comes down to is either I get more money or I leave.
come down to:
[no passive] to (…) (…) a single important point

Answer 4

depend
on

Question 5

The sensors pick up faint vibrations in the earth.
pick up:
to (…) an electronic signal, sound or picture

Answer 5

receive

Question 6

scatter the grass seed over the lawn.
to (…)ow or (…) things in (…)ferent (…)ections so that they cover an area of ground

Answer 6

thr
drop
dif
dir

drop: fall

Question 7

to carry out an inquiry/an investigation/a survey
carry out:
to (…) and complete a task

Answer 7

do

spanish: llevar a cabo

Question 8

Things have worked out quite well for us.
work out:
to (…) in a (…)ful way

Answer 8

develop
success