French Verb Conjugations
| Present | Imperfect | Future | Conditional | Subjunctive | Imperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | anéantis | anéantissais | anéantirai | anéantirais | anéantisse | anéantisse | ||
| tu | anéantis | anéantissais | anéantiras | anéantirais | anéantisses | anéantisses | ||
| il | anéantit | anéantissait | anéantira | anéantirait | anéantisse | anéantît | ||
| nous | anéantissons | anéantissions | anéantirons | anéantirions | anéantissions | anéantissions | ||
| vous | anéantissez | anéantissiez | anéantirez | anéantiriez | anéantissiez | anéantissiez | ||
| ils | anéantissent | anéantissaient | anéantiront | anéantiraient | anéantissent | anéantissent | ||
| Passé composé | Past perfect | Future perfect | Past conditional | Past subjunctive | Pluperfect subj. | |||
| j’ | ai anéanti | avais anéanti | aurai anéanti | aurais anéanti | aie anéanti | eusse anéanti | ||
| tu | as anéanti | avais anéanti | auras anéanti | aurais anéanti | aies anéanti | eusses anéanti | ||
| il | a anéanti | avait anéanti | aura anéanti | aurait anéanti | ait anéanti | eût anéanti | ||
| nous | avons anéanti | avions anéanti | aurons anéanti | aurions anéanti | ayons anéanti | eussions anéanti | ||
| vous | avez anéanti | aviez anéanti | aurez anéanti | auriez anéanti | ayez anéanti | eussiez anéanti | ||
| ils | ont anéanti | avaient anéanti | auront anéanti | auraient anéanti | aient anéanti | eussent anéanti | ||
| Passé simple | Past anterior | Imperative | Participles | |||||
| j’ | anéantis | eus anéanti | (tu) | anéantis | Present | anéantissant | ||
| tu | anéantis | eus anéanti | (nous) | anéantissons | Past | anéanti | ||
| il | anéantit | eut anéanti | (vous) | anéantissez | Perfect | ayant anéanti | ||
| nous | anéantîmes | eûmes anéanti | Past imperative | |||||
| vous | anéantîtes | eûtes anéanti | (tu) | aie anéanti | Past infinitive | |||
| ils | anéantirent | eurent anéanti | (nous) | ayons anéanti | avoir anéanti | |||
| (vous) | ayez anéanti | |||||||
Anéantir is a regular -ir verb.
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