READING ABOUT THE WEATHER

As they did almost every morning, the two elderly friends were sat
slowly enjoying a steaming cup of warming coffee at a corner table. The
first looked up at the rapidly darkening skies outside and quoted an old
saying:

“When the wind’s in the south, the rain’s in its mouth.“

For a moment, the other man said nothing, but simply continued to
stare out of the window. Then, as they put on their heavy overcoats,
scarves and gloves, and prepared to leave, he smiled and added:

“My grandfather told me a long time ago that the ‘south wind
warms the aged‘“. Stepping out of the warmth of the coffee house into
the chill of an early spring morning, the first man said gruffly:

“I bet he never spent his winters in Nebraska!”

1. -What can we infer from the first paragraph?

-¿Qué podemos inferir del primer párrafo?

R/ B. The two friends usually have coffee together in the mornings.

A. steaming cup of coffee is great in the mornings.

B. The two friends usually have coffee together in the mornings.

C. The elderly like to drink coffee.