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Verbtabelle für annoy

Simple tenses

Present

I
annoy
you
annoy
he/she/it
annoys
we
annoy
you
annoy
they
annoy

Past

I
annoyed
you
annoyed
he/she/it
annoyed
we
annoyed
you
annoyed
they
annoyed

Present Perfect

I
have
annoyed
you
have
annoyed
he/she/it
has
annoyed
we
have
annoyed
you
have
annoyed
they
have
annoyed

Past Perfect

I
had
annoyed
you
had
annoyed
he/she/it
had
annoyed
we
had
annoyed
you
had
annoyed
they
had
annoyed

Will-Future

I
will
annoy
you
will
annoy
he/she/it
will
annoy
we
will
annoy
you
will
annoy
they
will
annoy

Going to-Future

I
am
going to
annoy
you
are
going to
annoy
he/she/it
is
going to
annoy
we
are
going to
annoy
you
are
going to
annoy
they
are
going to
annoy

Future Perfect

I
will have
annoyed
you
will have
annoyed
he/she/it
will have
annoyed
we
will have
annoyed
you
will have
annoyed
they
will have
annoyed

Continuous tenses

Present

I
am
annoying
you
are
annoying
he/she/it
is
annoying
we
are
annoying
you
are
annoying
they
are
annoying

Past

I
was
annoying
you
were
annoying
he/she/it
was
annoying
we
were
annoying
you
were
annoying
they
were
annoying

Present Perfect

I
have been
annoying
you
have been
annoying
he/she/it
has been
annoying
we
have been
annoying
you
have been
annoying
they
have been
annoying

Past Perfect

I
had been
annoying
you
had been
annoying
he/she/it
had been
annoying
we
had been
annoying
you
had been
annoying
they
had been
annoying

Will-Future

I
will be
annoying
you
will be
annoying
he/she/it
will be
annoying
we
will be
annoying
you
will be
annoying
they
will be
annoying

Going to-Future

I
am
going to be
annoying
you
are
going to be
annoying
he/she/it
is
going to be
annoying
we
are
going to be
annoying
you
are
going to be
annoying
they
are
going to be
annoying

Future Perfect

I
will have been
annoying
you
will have been
annoying
he/she/it
will have been
annoying
we
will have been
annoying
you
will have been
annoying
they
will have been
annoying

Conditional

Conditional

I
would
annoy
you
would
annoy
he/she/it
would
annoy
we
would
annoy
you
would
annoy
they
would
annoy

Conditional Past

I
would have
annoyed
you
would have
annoyed
he/she/it
would have
annoyed
we
would have
annoyed
you
would have
annoyed
they
would have
annoyed

Imperative

annoy

Impersonal

ing-Form

annoying

Past Participle

annoyed