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Below is a treble clef with the lines: EGBDF. We learned that, to remember these lines, we can think of ‘Every Good Boy Does Fine.’ Can you think of a different phrase that we could use to remember the
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Below is a treble clef with the lines: EGBDF. We learned that, to remember these lines, we can think of ‘Every Good Boy Does Fine.’ Can you think of a different phrase that we could use to remember the lines? Use each letter (EGBDF) in order.
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GBDFE
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