These sentences are typical: The bottle of water belongs to him. (3rd person singular, takes -s) The roses belong to her. We almost always say "belong(s) to" someone or something. A few exceptions: "People want to feel like they belong." "Go away!" "You don't belong here!"

Hello Amy Tian. The water bottle belongs to him. ''Belong to somebody'' is a phrasal verb and it means to be someone's property.

I will give you a few ways you could say this sentence. The water bottle belongs to him. The bottle of water belongs to him. The water belongs to him. The bottled water belongs to him. The water bottle is his. There are a lot of different ways you can say it, but those sentences all convey they same message.

Thanks very much， Donna！

The better way to write this sentence would be to say, The bottle of water belongs to him. The sentence need a conjuction.