When Anne Frank mentioned a "little piece of heaven," she was likely referring to moments of peace or joy amidst the difficult circumstances she was facing while hiding from the Nazis during World War II. It could signify finding solace or happiness in simple things despite the challenges and turmoil of her situation.
The word annex is both a noun (annex, annexes) and a verb (annex, annexes, annexing, annexed); for example: Noun: They built an annex to the hospital for outpatient services. Verb: We were able to annex the adjoining property for very little cost because it was abandoned by its owner.
South Africa does not want to annex Lesotho. It is Lesotho that wants to be annexed. There are many reasons why: a poor economy, high HIV/AIDS rate and completely being surrounded by SA.
there was little food and they had to be very quiet because they were afraid they would be found
A little bit more than 2 years
"Annex" can be both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it refers to an extension or addition to a building or land. As a verb, it means to add or attach something, typically land, to an existing territory.
Anne was captured at 263 Prinsegract in Holland. This was called the secret annex. Anne was captured at 263 Prinsegract in Holland. This was called the secret annex.She was hiding in a little annex
"Annex" is the singular form. The plural form would be "annexes".
The correct spelling is "annex."
An annex is an extension of or an addition to a building. A small room off of a main room is an annex, and attics are another type of annex.
It is the same: annex.
It did not annex Texas.