Phrasal verbs

I was amazed      [with, at] the news to be honest, I didn't expect it.

Do you often get annoyed       [about, at] difficult circumstances that cannot be changed?

I'm not involved    [on, in] the exam process, I'm only the teacher.

I'm bored       [about, with] studying for exams all the time, I'm so tired      [of, with] it.

She was very excited        [about, with] the party because she had waited     [on, for] a long time.

How long does it usually take you to get fed up       [with, about] a job?

Are you looking forward     [for, to] getting a new job in the future?

Are you fond    [on, of] working with other people or would you prefer      [to, with] work individually?

I'm sorry, but the book is out    [of, on] print at the moment.

They complained       [of, about] the quality of the service.

Many generations of people have fought      [with, for] freedom.

We don't usually get worried       [about, with] our exams because we normally pass them.