Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Gram"

A: In this context, 'gram is a shortened way of saying the app, "instagram". Its not very commonly used though!

A: A gram is a small unit of measurement.

A: In general talk

It means the two (or more items) being talked about are the same weight

A: Never heard this, but guessing it means "for Instagram". Could possibly mean "grandmother" but hardly anyone says "gram" for "grandmother" anymore.

A: I would say "is" because the implied phrase is "A quantity (singular) of 30 grams".

But I'd also say "There ARE 30 grams of sugar in this drink".

A: 21 grams is an amount.
21 gram dose is an amount that you should take/consume at one time.

There are 21 grams of sugar in the bowl.
The doctor recommended a 21 gram dose of (medicine) every day.

A dosage (21 gram "dose") is usually used for medicine.
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A: @jeho94 gram is singular and grams is plural. So you would only say “gram” if you have 1 gram, while you would say “grams” if you have 2+ grams.

Examples:
A penny weighs about 4 grams.
Today I ate one gram of salt.

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A: I play sims from five minutes? to jest niecodzienne zdanie: spróbuj powiedzieć (Polish: gram w karty przez 5 minut) (English: I play the sims for 5 minuets)

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A: The correct phrase to use when referring to a specific quantity of a noun is "two hundred grams of rice."

#1 "Two hundred grams of rice" is correct because "two hundred" is a numerical adjective that modifies the noun "grams." "Grams" is in the plural form to match with the adjective.

#2 "Two hundreds grams of rice" is not correct because "hundreds" is not a numerical adjective but a noun, which is used in the plural form.

#3 "Two hundred gram of rice" is not correct because "gram" is in the singular form while "two hundred" is in the plural form, it should be "grams" to match with the adjective.

#4 "Two hundreds gram of rice" is not correct for the same reason as #2 and #3, "hundreds" is not a numerical adjective and "gram" is in the singular form.

In general, when counting large numbers, it's common to use the singular form of the noun and pair it with the numerical adjective. So, when referring to a specific quantity of a noun, it's "two hundred" and "grams" (instead of "two hundreds" and "gram"). Also, remember that "hundreds" is a noun, not an adjective.

A: I don't want even a gram of you to disappear from this world.

I don't want to make even a gram of you disappear from this world.

One of these should accomplish your meaning

A: I'm not sure, both sound natural to me. You can say both.

With "there is as many as 800 gms of steak" the 'many' refers to the grams

With "there is as much as 800gms of steak" the 'much' refers to the steak

A: No, you're fine. It happens all the time.

A: If we send you an order marked with yellow, meaning the goods will be used for trade, then we need the 3 x 150 grams.