Ample garden?
Hi.
If a garden is big, can we say that it's ample or it's not a proper word to use here?

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Yes, you can., but we must remember to use "an ample garden" and not just "ample garden".

The meaning you are looking at is definition 1.1 in the Oxford Dictionary: large and accommodating.  One example given there is:

"People who have a modest home with an ample garden will be able to accommodate this breed."

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ample is used for quantity(numbers). So if you have a large(big) AMOUNT of gardens... say 5 gardens...(that is a lot of gardens) so I can say.

I have an ample amount of gardens.