Alright, let’s think this through out loud. Hydrogen bonding usually happens when hydrogen is attached to something super electronegative, like oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine — that makes the bond REALLY polar, so the molecules kind of “stick” to each other.  

So if we look at your list, some of these have oxygen or fluorine right in there, which is a good recipe for hydrogen bonding… and some don’t. Now, which one feels like it wouldn’t have that strong “sticky” interaction?  

What do you reckon — if sulfur replaces oxygen, would the hydrogen bond still be as strong?