Shouldn’t this be just singular “paragua”?

AlejandroC1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Shouldn’t this be just singular “paragua”?

Me voy a llevar el paraguas por si llueve.I am taking the umbrella in case it rains.

This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Using the Spanish "por si/por si acaso" for "in case" (subordinate conditional clause)"

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ClaraC1 Kwiziq Q&A super contributor Correct answer

Hi Alejandro,

The masculine noun- paraguas= umbrella is written with an 's' ending for both singular and plural usage. El paraguas= the umbrella. Los paraguas= the umbrellas.

Hope this helps

Clara :)

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Shouldn’t this be just singular “paragua”?

Me voy a llevar el paraguas por si llueve.I am taking the umbrella in case it rains.

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