The set of elements each of which could form stable, covalent, hydrogen-bonded hydrides is:

Nitrogen, oxygen, and fluorine

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Lithium sodium, and potassium

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Sulphur, selenium, and tellurium

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Chlorine, bromine, and iodine

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Solution

Nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine.
Because when lone pairs of electrons are present on electronegative atoms like N, O2, F it forms stable covalent hydrogen bonded hydrides.

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