As far as I can remember, Anne breaoked up her dating with Antony by the same tokenway that Julie did a year back.

It is implied that Anne and Antony were dating or were together with the word break up.

We've been in this house for an year and a half.

But I canwill admit it to you,that I remember the other house with care.

It is implied with that you are admitting something to the reader.

After all, we've been living there for two years after we gethave gotten married.

It was our very beginning together.

Are you saing to me (telling me?) that I'm unable to get this done?

You can use 'are you saying' or 'are you telling me'. The second option places an emphasis on yourself.

This player number 10 is, quote-unquote, the best player in this match, but that's for the lack of better playears.

'quote-unquote' is used in speech. If it's apart of a dialogue then it can be used: "This player number 10 is, quote-unquote, the best player in this match, but that's for the lack of better players."

If it is not then you can use: This player number 10 is "the best player in this match," but that's for the lack of better players.

A cruel joke, that had takedn an aim at Joe's family.

I'll guess that the friendship between them hwas gone for ever.

Get into the jokeJoking can help us to deal with it, by turning the crowd from laughting at you to laliving aughting with you.

I've been living atin a small town at htin the conuntryside ofin this state.

By far I appreciated it more than live ing in a greatthe big city, mainly atin the state capital of the state.

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As far asIf I remember, correctly, Anne breaoked up her dating with Antony by the same token thatwith Antony, in a similar way to how Julie did a year back.

"As far as I remember" is saying that you remember that a certain "thing" has been in a continuous state for a long time.

"By the same token" doesn't sound right here to me here. I don't think i can give a very good explanation for this, sorry. Maybe someone else can if they agree with me.

We've been in this house for an year and a half.

But I can admit it to youhave to admit, I remember the other house with carefondly.

"But I have to admit" seems to be the phrase you were looking for. "Fondly" is a word to use compared to "care."

After all, we've been living there for two years aftersince we geot married.

It was our very beginning togeter.

Are you saing to me (telling me?) that I'm unable to get this done?

"Telling me" is good here.

This player number 10 is quote-unquote the best player in this match, but that's for the lack of any better playears.

A[That was]/[This is] a cruel joke, that takedook aim at Joe's family.

"Took" is the correct past tense of "take."

Also, this was originally a sentence fragment, so I added some options at the start.

I'll guess that the friendship between them hais gone for ever.

Get into the joke can help us to deal with it, by turning the crowd from laughting at you to laliving aughting with you.

I am not sure what you mean by this sentence.

I've been living at a small town at htin the conuntryside of this state.

By far, I aprecciate it more than live life in a great city more, mainly at/especially in the capital of the state.

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As far as I remember, Anne breaoked up her dating with Antony by the same token that Julie did a year backago.

I'm not sure what you're trying to say here so this correction is my best guess. You can add what you're trying to say in Portuguese in the Notes section.

We've been in this house for an year and a half.

I can say that we've been happy living here but, I must admit, I remember the other house very well.

But I can admit it to you, I remember the other house with care.

This is an incomplete sentence so I deleted it here and appended it to the previous sentence.

After all, we've been livinged there for two years after we geot married.

It was ourthe very beginning of our being together.

Are you saying to me (telling me?) that I'm unable to get this done?

I'll tell you what: Kid stuff. This is child's play for me!

"Child's play" is an idiom.

This pPlayer number 10 is quote-unquotsupposed to be the best player in this match, but that's forbecause of the lack of better playears.

AThat's a cruel joke, that takedook aim at Joe's family.

I think that Mike went over- the- top this time.

or

I think that Mike went too far this time.

I'll guess that the friendship between them has gone for ever.

Getting into the joke can help us to deal with it, by turning the crowd from laughting at you to laliving aughting with you.

I've been living atin a small town at htin the conuntryside of this state.

By far I appreciate it more by far than live ing in a great city, mainly atbig city like the capital of the state.