Please help using "sugiru" with suru verbs / irreg

[enchantrix]

Hi there,

I am studying "sugiru" with verbs at the moment meaning to do something too much and I have a quick question.

I can find examples of ichidan and godan verbs
食べすぎる - eat too much
話しすぎる - talk too much

but I can't seem to find any examples of suru verbs. For suru is this contruction formed in the same way as ichidan and godan? verb (masu stem) + sugiru

The verbs I really want to know about are 勉強する　(benkyou suru - to study) and 運転する　(unten suru - to drive)

would these be
勉強しすぎる　(benkyou shisugiru)?
運転しすぎる　(unten shisugiru)?

Also I can't seem to find any examples of how is "sugiru" used with the verb 来る　(kuru).

would this be 来すぎる (kisugiru)?

like:

彼女は私の家で来すぎました。
kanojo wa watashi no ie de kisugimashita
She came to my house too much

Any help greatly appreciated!

[Javizy]

Yeah, you just conjugate with the masu-stem. Here's a couple of examples from Google:

携帯に迷惑メールが来すぎて困ってます
運転しすぎて肩がこった

[Hiroko]

彼女は私の家で来すぎました。
kanojo wa watashi no ie de kisugimashita
She came to my house too much

彼女は私の家に来すぎました。
kano jo wa watashi no ie ni kisugimashita.

～に　来る desune.

～すぎる can also be a noun when used as ～すぎ。 For example,

勉強のしすぎはよくない。
benkyou no shisugi wa yokunai.
Same meaning as it is not good to study too much= 勉強しすぎるのはよくない。

～のしすぎは～
おかしの食べすぎはよくない。
okashi no tabe sugi wa yokunai
it's not good to eat too much sweets.

夜更かしのしすぎはよくない。
yofukashi no shisugi wa yokunai.
it is not goot to stay up late too often.