I could tell they were ashamed of me.
–angry with
(someone) –I can’t be angry with them for that.
–attached to
(something/someone) –John is really attached to his old-fashioned ideas.
–bad at
(doing something) –I’m bad at the whole dating thing, man.
–bad for
–Actually, bread is bad for pigeons.
–based on
(something) –The plot is based on a true story.
–brilliant at
(something) –My father was brilliant at making speeches.
–busy with
([doing] something) –You’re always busy with your study group.
–capable of
([doing] something) –Only the Democratic Party is capable of running the country.
–clever at
([doing] something) –He was very clever at getting what he wanted.
–connected with
(something/someone) –The bathroom is connected with the bedroom.
–concerned about
(something/someone) –I am concerned about your behavior.
–crazy about
(something/someone) –Both my sons are crazy about football.
–curious about
(something/someone) –I was curious about how you’ve been.
–different from
(something/someone) –This part is totally different from anything else that he’s done.
–disappointed with
(something/someone) –I was very disappointed with myself.
–eligible for
(something) –Are you eligible for early retirement?
–excited about
(something) –I am very excited about our trip.
–experienced in
(something) –He is experienced in tracking wild animals.
–faithful to
(someone) –He was faithful to his wife throughout their 30-year marriage.
–familiar with
(someone/something) –