We will construct sentences with ～すぎる to complain about various topics. As the question is somewhat open-ended, we will use this opportunity to utilize various constructions we have learned throughout the book.

Now that you are at the end of the book, you should feel empowered to start synthesizing the various grammar points you learned. If your goal is to sound natural and confident in your speech, you have most of the grammar tools you need just from this book to do so. However, you will need to combine them in appropriate and sensible ways. Now would be a good time to review earlier lessons for points you may have missed or forgotten.

We will complain about our mother. We will say that we think that she is too strict, and that this is because she always says things to us like ‘you must not go to parties or smoke cigarettes.’

母は厳しすぎると思います。いつも私にパーティーに行ったり、たばこを吸ったりしてはいけないと言っていますから。
（母はきびしすぎると思います。いつも私にパーティーに行ったり、たばこをすったりしてはいけないと言っていますから。

We will construct sentences with ～すぎる to complain about various topics. As the question is somewhat open-ended, we will use this opportunity to utilize various constructions we have learned throughout the book.

Now that you are at the end of the book, you should feel empowered to start synthesizing the various grammar points you learned. If your goal is to sound natural and confident in your speech, you have most of the grammar tools you need just from this book to do so. However, you will need to combine them in appropriate and sensible ways. Now would be a good time to review earlier lessons for points you may have missed or forgotten.

We will complain about our room. We will explain that because it is too small, we do not have things like a desk or a chair.

私の部屋は小さすぎるから、机や椅子がないんです。
（私のへやは小さすぎるから、つくえやいすがないんです。）