  For a 2-graph $F$, let $H_F^{(r)}$ be the $r$-graph obtained from $F$ by
enlarging each edge with a new set of $r-2$ vertices. We show that if
$\chi(F)=\ell>r \geq 2$, then $ {\rm ex}(n,H_F^{(r)})= t_r (n,\ell-1)+ \Theta(
{\rm biex}(n,F)n^{r-2}),$ where $t_r (n,\ell-1)$ is the number of edges of an
$n$-vertex complete balanced $\ell-1$ partite $r$-graph and ${\rm biex}(n,F)$
is the extremal number of the decomposition family of $F$. Since ${\rm
biex}(n,F)=O(n^{2-\gamma})$ for some $\gamma>0$, this improves on the bound
${\rm ex}(n,H_F^{(r)})= t_r (n,\ell-1)+ o(n^r)$ by Mubayi (2016). Furthermore,
our result implies that ${\rm ex}(n,H_F^{(r)})= t_r (n,\ell-1)$ when $F$ is
edge-critical, which is an extension of the result of Pikhurko (2013).
