The element sulfur is most likely to form covalent bonds with element

Explanation:

Element Sulfur has s symbol S in periodic table and has atomic number 16.

It is found in octatomic molecular structure and is a bright yellow crystalline solid at room temperature.

As Sulfur has 8 electrons in outer most shell, it forms only few covalent bond.

It combines with Hydrogen and Oxygen to form molecules of sulfides and Oxides.

Example : Hydrogen Sulfide ( H₂S)

                Sulfur Trioxide ( SO₃)

               Sulfuric Acid ( H₂SO₄)