---John was brought up in London and went to New York at eighteen．

---________ Joe．


  1. A.
    The same to
  2. B.
    The same with
  3. C.
    So was
  4. D.
    So did
B
用The same with Joe表示喬也出生在倫敦，也是十八歲時去了紐約。
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