Adjective + Preposition Combinations Followed by Gerunds

The following is a sample list of the most commonly used adjective + preposition combinations that can be followed by gerunds.
accustomed to - He is accustomed to having his own office.

addicted to - She is addicted to watching TV.

afraid of - She is afraid of speaking in public.

anxious about - Norma is anxious about making the presentation.

bored of - I am bored of doing the same old job.

capable of - He is capable of winning a gold medal.

committed to - She is committed to improving her English.

concerned about - Nancy was concerned about being late.

content with - Tim is content with winning second place.

dedicated to - The organization is dedicated to ending poverty.

devoted to - The money will be devoted to protecting the environment.

disappointed with - Fiona was disappointed with coming in third place.

discouraged by - He was discouraged by not getting the job.

excited about - The researcher was excited about going to Africa.

famous for - That actor is famous for being extremely weird.

fond of - She is fond of having picnics.

frightened of - She is frightened of being alone at night.

guilty of - The banker was guilty of stealing money.

happy about - He was happy about winning the lottery.

interested in - She is interested in becoming a doctor.

involved in - He was involved in making the movie.

known for - She was known for causing problems.

opposed to - They are opposed to building a new road in the park.

proud of - He was proud of having completed the marathon.

remembered for - She is remembered for protecting mountain gorillas.

responsible for - He is responsible for causing the damage.

scared of - Tina is scared of being alone at night.

terrified of - The surfer is terrified of being attacked by a shark.

tired from - She is tired from working all day.

tired of - Margaret is tired of making dinner every night.

worried about - The hikers were worried about not having enough water.