for the first one if you're trying to say "you're good at math" you might want to rephrase it to "Tu eres buena para las matematicas"
I didn't go over the "vos" that much so I can't be much help for that one.
and for the last one if you're trying to say "she's a boring person" you might want to rephrase it to "ella es una person aburrida" in Spanish it's weird because in English we tend to do the adjective and then the noun, for example "she's a pretty girl" but in Spanish it's the other way around so it would be "ella es un chica bonita"
Someone who speaks Spanish well: Am I using the verb forms of “estar” in these 3 sentences correctly, and are there any other grammar mistakes that I can correct? Thanks!
“Tú estás muy bien a matemáticas.”
“Vosotros necessitas estáis en las sillas.”
“Ella está una aburrida persona.”
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Ahhh thank you! However, I'm supposed to be using different forms of "estar" in these sentences, and this is the best I could come up with :/ Do you have any ideas? x