"belong to" and "belong in" - Is there any difference?
I think they are slightly different, but not sure how to use each of them. Can you give me some examples?

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"belong to" and "belong in" - Is there any difference?
I think they are slightly different, but not sure how to use each of them.  Can you give me some examples?

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Belong to, demonstrates being possessed or owned by someone. Belong in, is used for inclusion in some group

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Uses of belong to:
It belongs to him - he owns it, it is his
He belongs to an organisation - he is a member of an organisation
I belong to you - I am yours, I love you

Uses of belong in:
That belongs in the cabinet - that should be in the cabinet

The first one is much more used. :)

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He belongs to a club, a team, a church, etc.

He's such a dangerous driver. He belongs in jail!

Belong to = be a member of
belong in = should be in