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1. I am not interested … listening to your stories.

2. Our company succeeded … making good quality products.

3. Our children were disappointed … not finding pirates` treasure.

4. We used … going fishing every weekend.

5. We did not object … paying money.

6. Bad weather prevented us … walking in the park.

7. I am very proud … getting this high-paid job.

8. The girls insisted going out with Jenny.

9. I am looking forward getting present soon.

10. John apologized calling late in the evening.

11. She often complains having nightmares

12. He was afraid catching a cold.

13. She is good playing the guitar.

14. Have you ever dreamed starting a business?

1. I am not interested in listening to your stories.
The correct answer is "in". We use the preposition "in" after the verb "interested" to indicate what we are interested in. In this case, we are interested in listening to your stories.

2. Our company succeeded in making good quality products.
The correct answer is "in". We use the preposition "in" after the verb "succeeded" to indicate what the company succeeded in. In this case, the company succeeded in making good quality products.

3. Our children were disappointed in not finding pirates' treasure.
The correct answer is "in". We use the preposition "in" after the verb "disappointed" to indicate what the children were disappointed in. In this case, they were disappointed in not finding pirates' treasure.

4. We used to going fishing every weekend.
The correct answer is "to". We use the preposition "to" after the verb "used" to indicate the action that was habitually done in the past. In this case, we used to go fishing every weekend.

5. We did not object to paying money.
The correct answer is "to". We use the preposition "to" after the verb "object" to indicate what we do not object to. In this case, we do not object to paying money.

6. Bad weather prevented us from walking in the park.
The correct answer is "from". We use the preposition "from" after the verb "prevented" to indicate what was prevented. In this case, bad weather prevented us from walking in the park.

7. I am very proud of getting this high-paid job.
The correct answer is "of". We use the preposition "of" after the adjective "proud" to indicate what we are proud of. In this case, I am proud of getting this high-paid job.

8. The girls insisted on going out with Jenny.
The correct answer is "on". We use the preposition "on" after the verb "insisted" to indicate what was insisted. In this case, the girls insisted on going out with Jenny.

9. I am looking forward to getting a present soon.
The correct answer is "to". We use the preposition "to" after the verb "looking forward" to indicate what we are looking forward to. In this case, I am looking forward to getting a present soon.

10. John apologized for calling late in the evening.
The correct answer is "for". We use the preposition "for" after the verb "apologized" to indicate what we are apologizing for. In this case, John apologized for calling late in the evening.

11. She often complains about having nightmares.
The correct answer is "about". We use the preposition "about" after the verb "complains" to indicate what she is complaining about. In this case, she often complains about having nightmares.

12. He was afraid of catching a cold.
The correct answer is "of". We use the preposition "of" after the adjective "afraid" to indicate what we are afraid of. In this case, he was afraid of catching a cold.

13. She is good at playing the guitar.
The correct answer is "at". We use the preposition "at" after the adjective "good" to indicate what she is good at. In this case, she is good at playing the guitar.

14. Have you ever dreamed of starting a business?
The correct answer is "of". We use the preposition "of" after the verb "dreamed" to indicate what we are dreaming of. In this case, have you ever dreamed of starting a business?