how to use "in-laws" in English

 "In-laws" refers to the family members of your spouse. It's a plural noun, so you don't need to add an "s" to it.

Here are some examples of how to use "in-laws":

• General:
  • "I'm going to visit my in-laws this weekend."
  • "My in-laws are coming to stay with us next week."
• Specific:
  • "My mother-in-law is very kind."
  • "I get along well with my father-in-law."
  • "My sister-in-law is a great cook."
  • "My brother-in-law is a funny guy."

Note: You can also use "in-law" as an adjective to describe a relationship with someone who is related to you through marriage. For example:

• "My in-law's house is very big."
• "We had dinner with our in-law family last night."

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.