Gerund after prepositions

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My friend is good ___ playing volleyball.

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She complains ___ bullying.

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They are afraid ___ losing the match.

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We are looking forward ___ going out at the weekend.

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Laura dreams ___ living on a small island.

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The girls insisted ___ going out with Kerry.

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Edward thinks ___ climbing trees this afternoon.

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I'm afraid ___ loosing my smartphone.

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She is looking forward ___ seeing her brother.

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He is responsible ___ collecting the money.

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I don't agree ___ what you are saying.

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He apologized ___ being late.

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Larry never worries ___ making friends.

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We are tired ___ waiting for the bus.

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She insisted ___ talking to her lawyer.

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You should give ___ bullying your sister.

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Helen is fond ___ listening to classical music.

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The result depends ___ doing this work carefully.

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He thought ___ moving to Italy.

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Susan couldn't rely ___ his coming back in time.

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He is crazy ___ singing.

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She is good ___ dancing.

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You should give ___ smoking.

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We insist ___ cooking the dinner ourselves.