Fill in the gap with the correct preposition (to, onto, around, etc.) where necessary.
1. This book belongs my brother.
2. They look the necklace they lost at the bottom of the sea.
3. Cal forbids Rose meet Jack.
4. She has a beautiful diamond necklace her neck.
5. Cal pretends that he is looking a child who needs protection.
6. Rose secretly goes Jack's cabin.
7. Jack draws a portrait the woman.
8. They arrived the hotel in the mountains.
9. Maya jumped the blob.
10. The girls looked at the trees and saw a porcupine.
