japanese · Complex Sentences · Lesson 104
Expressing Excess with ～すぎる
Learning to describe actions or states that are 'too much' or 'too X'.
I think this homework is too difficult; there are too many new words to memorize. I want to tell the teacher, but I'm still thinking about whether I should call my friend and ask them first.
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Vocabulary Preview
to memorize / remember
Group 2 verb
A simpler verb type that always ends in る. To change the form, just drop the る and add a new ending — like 食べる (eat) becomes 食べます.
to think
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to think about / consider
Group 2 verb
A simpler verb type that always ends in る. To change the form, just drop the る and add a new ending — like 食べる (eat) becomes 食べます.
to say
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to call / invite
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to request / ask
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
Grammar Preview
too much / too ~
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