She's sick and tired (about / of / with / in / to) cleaning the house every day.
She's sick and tired OF cleaning the house every day.
They're excited (about / of / with / in / to) eating hamburgers tonight
They're excited ABOUT eating hamburgers tonight
He's bored (about / of / with / in / to) not doing anything at work
He's bored WITH not doing anything at work
He believes (about / of / with / in / to) magic!
He believes IN magic!
He keeps complaining (about / of / with / in / to) going to school early
He keeps complaining ABOUT going to school early
She has objected (about / of / with / in / for / to) leaving her house
She has objected TO leaving her house
He didn't apologize (about / of / with / in / for / to) being late
He didn't apologize FOR being late
She's angry (about / of / with / in / for / to) having to eat vegetables.
She's angry (about / of / with / in / for / to) having to eat vegetables.
He's afraid (about / of / with / in / for / to) big dogs
He's afraid OF big dogs
He's depressed (about / of / with / in / for / to) not getting promoted
He's depressed ABOUT not getting promoted
