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Grammar detail: verb stem or adjective + すぎる

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verb stem or adjective + すぎる - too much
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verb stem
+
すぎる
or
い adjective stem
+
すぎる
or
な adjective
+
すぎる
indicates too much of something.
For example:
verb
た
食
べる (eat)
た
食
べすぎる		 eat too much
い adjective
おお
大
きい (big)
おお
大
きすぎる		 too big
な adjective
しず
静
か (quiet)
しず
静
かすぎる		 too quiet
すぎる can be written with kanji as 過ぎる, although this is becoming less common.
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Kanji used in this grammar

食
ショク   ジキ    food   たべる to eat   くう to eat   
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大
ダイ   タイ   おおきい big   おおいに very much   おお-    
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静
セイ   ジョウ   しずか quiet, still   しずまる to become still   しずめる to becalm, to quell   
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過
カ   あやまち mistake   あやまつ to slip up   すぎる to overdo, be more than   すごす to pass, spend   
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