Most common verbs and adjectives followed by a preposition

Here you have a list of the most common verbs and adjectives followed by a preposition. I know that you already know most of them but we have a weekend for studying. Come on, Leap into English.

be disappointed with be discriminated against be divorced from be done with be dressed in be engaged to be envious of be equipped with be excited about be exhausted from be exposed to be faithful to be familiar with be filled with be finished with be fond of be frightened of be friendly to be friendly with be frightened by be furnished with be gone from be grateful for be grateful to be guilty of be innocent of be interested in be involved with be jealous of be known for be limited to be located in be located to

be made from be made of be married to be opposed to be pleased with be polite with be prepared for be prepared to be proud of be qualified for be related to be relevant to be responsible for be satisfied with be terrified of be tired of be upset with be used to be worried about believe in blame (someone) for compare to compare with complain about complain of consist of contribute to count on count upon decide on decide upon depend on distinguish from dream about dream of escape from excel at excel in excuse for feel for fight for forgive (someone) for have a reason for have an excuse for hide from hope for insist on introduce to keep (someone) from (doing something) look forward to object to participate in pray for prevent (someone) from (doing something) prohibit (someone) from (doing something) recover from rescue from respond to stop (someone) from (doing something) succeed in take advantage of take care of talk about talk of thank someone for think about think of