The fixed phrases every N3 reading uses — to care about, to come in handy, to stand out, to get fired. Read each word aloud with its reading, then write it once on the line — in kana if you cannot yet write the kanji.
おせわになります phrase
お世話になります thank you for your help (set phrase)
ごぶさた phrase
ご無沙汰 long silence, not being in touch
おかげで phrase
お陰で thanks to
きになる phrase
気になる to be on one's mind, to bother
きがつく phrase
気が付く to notice; to come to
きにいる phrase
気に入る to take a liking to
きをつける phrase
気をつける to take care, to be careful
めんどうをみる phrase
面倒を見る to look after
かおをだす phrase
顔を出す to show one's face, to drop in
はらがたつ phrase
腹が立つ to get angry
てにはいる phrase
手に入る to come into one's hands, to obtain
てにいれる phrase
手に入れる to get hold of
やくにたつ phrase
役に立つ to be useful
みにつける phrase
身につける to acquire (a skill); to wear
めだつ verb
目立つ to stand out
こころをこめて phrase
心を込めて with all one's heart
くびになる phrase
首になる to get fired
adverb
いつのまにか before one knows it
じっさい adverb
実際 actually, in practice