| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | after class | following a lesson |
| 2. | after dinner | following dinner |
| 3. | after school | following school hours |
| 4. | after work | following work hours |
| 5. | arrive home | reach home |
| 6. | at breakfast | during breakfast |
| 7. | at church | attending church worship |
| 8. | at college | studying at college |
| 9. | at dinner | during dinner |
| 10. | at home | in one’s home |
| 11. | at lunch | during lunch |
| 12. | at school | in school, as a student |
| 13. | at sea | on the ocean |
| 14. | at university | studying at university |
| 15. | at work | in the workplace |
| 16. | be in bed | be lying in bed |
| 17. | be in class | be attending a lesson |
| 18. | be in court | be attending legal proceedings |
| 19. | be in hospital | be hospitalized, chiefly British |
| 20. | be in jail | be jailed |
| 21. | be in prison | be imprisoned |
| 22. | be in town | be present in town |
| 23. | before school | prior to school hours |
| 24. | before work | prior to work hours |
| 25. | bring home | take home |
| 26. | catch fire | begin burning |
| 27. | come home | return home |
| 28. | come to town | arrive in town |
| 29. | cook dinner | prepare dinner |
| 30. | eat breakfast | have breakfast |
| 31. | eat dinner | have dinner |
| 32. | eat lunch | have lunch |
| 33. | enter college | begin college studies |
| 34. | enter university | begin university studies |
| 35. | finish school | complete school |
| 36. | fly home | travel home by plane |
| 37. | from jail | released from jail |
| 38. | from prison | released from prison |
| 39. | get home | reach home |
| 40. | go to bed | get into bed to sleep |
| 41. | go to church | attend church worship |
| 42. | go to college | attend college |
| 43. | go to jail | be sent to jail |
| 44. | go to prison | be sent to prison |
| 45. | go to school | attend school |
| 46. | go to sea | become a sailor |
| 47. | go to university | attend university |
| 48. | go to work | travel to one’s job |
| 49. | have breakfast | eat breakfast |
| 50. | have dinner | eat dinner |
| 51. | have lunch | eat lunch |
| 52. | head home | go home |
| 53. | hold office | occupy an official position |
| 54. | in bed | lying in bed |
| 55. | in class | attending a lesson |
| 56. | in court | attending legal proceedings |
| 57. | in hospital | hospitalized, chiefly British |
| 58. | in jail | jailed |
| 59. | in prison | imprisoned |
| 60. | in school | attending school |
| 61. | in town | present in town |
| 62. | keep house | manage a household |
| 63. | leave home | move out from home |
| 64. | leave school | stop attending school |
| 65. | leave town | depart from town |
| 66. | lose heart | become discouraged |
| 67. | make breakfast | prepare breakfast |
| 68. | make contact | establish communication |
| 69. | make progress | advance |
| 70. | make sense | be understandable |
| 71. | on foot | walking |
| 72. | pay attention | focus carefully |
| 73. | phone home | call home |
| 74. | return home | go back home |
| 75. | seek shelter | look for protection |
| 76. | send home | send back home |
| 77. | serve lunch | provide lunch |
| 78. | set sail | begin a sea voyage |
| 79. | start school | begin attending school |
| 80. | stay home | remain at home |
| 81. | stay in bed | remain in bed |
| 82. | take action | do something |
| 83. | take care | be careful |
| 84. | take charge | assume control |
| 85. | take home | carry home |
| 86. | take office | assume an official position |
| 87. | take place | happen |
| 88. | take shelter | move into protection |
| 89. | to bed | toward bed for sleep |
| 90. | to jail | into jail |
| 91. | to prison | into prison |
| 92. | under arrest | officially detained by police |
| 93. | under attack | being attacked or criticized |
| 94. | under construction | being built or repaired |
| 95. | under discussion | currently being discussed |
| 96. | under pressure | facing stress or demands |
| 97. | under review | being examined formally |
| 98. | under way | in progress |
| 99. | wage war | carry on armed conflict |
| 100. | without warning | suddenly and unexpectedly |