REMINDER
When naming notes of the harmonic minor scale, we are not allowed to repeat the same letter name twice in a row! For example, if our first note is an F and we need to move up a half step, we cannot name the next note F♯, as that would be repeating the same letter name. Instead, we have to name it G♭. F♯ and G♭ are what we call enharmonic equivalents (two notes that share the same pitch), but when naming scale notes, only one version is correct!