V, N, Adj + gioi tu

In English, a particular adjective often matches a particular preposition. For example:
Stephen is fond of chocolate cake.
fond is an adjective. It matches the preposition of.
The following examples are tested in RoadtoGrammar Quiz 1:
fond of keen on interested in good at
bad at fascinated by terrified of annoyed with afraid of shy with different from addicted to ashamed of
aware of jealous of fed up with proud of used to wrong with impressed with related to sensitive to full of safe from famous for



Here is a long list of examples:
accustomed to accused of acquainted with  addicted to annoyed about/with/at  allergic to  amazed at/by  anxious about  appreciated for ashamed of associated with astonished at/by  aware of angry with afraid of attached to  bad at  based on  beneficial to boastful for  bored with  brilliant at busy with  capable of  careful with/about/of certain about characteristic of clever at connected with conscious of  content with  crazy about  crowded with curious about  dissatisfied with  delighted at/about  derived from different from  disappointed with  eager for  eligible for enthusiastic about 
excellent in/at  excited about experienced in exposed to  envious of  faithful to familiar with  famous for  fed up with  free of/from  frightened of  friendly with fond of furious about furnished with full of  generous with/about  guilty of/about gentle with good at  grateful to 
happy about hopeful of/about  identical with/to  immune to impressed with  inferior to indifferent to  innocent of interested in  involved with incapable of  jealous of  kind to keen on  late for  limited to  lucky at  nervous of/about  notorious for  opposed to  patient with 
pessimistic about  pleased with polite to  popular with presented with  proud of  punished for puzzled by/about  ready for  related to  relevant to respectful for  responsible for  rid of  sad about  safe from  satisfied with  scared of  sensitive to  serious about  sick of  similar to  shocked by  skilful at  slow at  sorry for/about  successful in  suitable for  sure of/about  superior to  surprised at  suspicious of  terrible at  terrified of  tired of thankful to/for  trilled with  troubled with  typical of  unaware of  upset about  used to  wrong with/about  worried about