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1. Jenny在一家动物医院当志愿者。一天，她在路上遛狗时，她看见一位老人躺在马路的一边。

2. 她拦了一辆出租车，要求司机帮忙把老人送到医院。

3. 多亏了他们，老人的性命被及时挽救住了。

4. 此后，她经常去老人家里帮他洗碗，扫地以及打扫起居室。

你觉得Jenny还能帮老人做些什么，请给出一到两点建议。

参考词汇：扫sweep 遛狗take the dog for a walk 起居室 the living room

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