Some C Melodic Minor exercises

I recently started practicing the Graham Clark Scale Method on viola and guitar. I am convinced that this method will help me nail down the intervals that I want to play, with less time wasted searching for the interval in the fingerboard. The examples in his article are written for C Major. C Melodic Minor is new to me, so I decided to write down some exercises from his method for C Melodic Minor.

This is the first set of exercises for the modes of the scale:

Note sequence	Mode
CDEbFGABC' C'BAGFEbDC	C Melodic Minor
DEbFGABC'D DC'BAGFEbD	Dorian b2 or Phrygian #6
EbFGABC'DEb EbDC'BAGFEb	Lydian Augmented
FGABC'DEbF FEbDC'BAGF	Lydian Dominant
GABC'DEbFG GFEbDC'BAG	Mixolydian ♭6
ABC'DEbFGA AGFEbDC'BA	Aeolian b5
BC'DEbFGAB BAGFEbDC'B	Altered Dominant

With the above note sequences written down, it's much easier to extrapolate the degree-to-root note pairs to practice for that section of the GC Method.

Here are the broken interval exercises for C Melodic Minor:

Note sequence	Interval
CEb DF EbG FA GB AC' BD' C' Eb'C' D'B C'A BG AF GEb FD C	3rds
CF DG EbA FB GC' AD' BEb' C' F'C' Eb'B D'A C'G BF AEb GD FC	4ths
CG DA EbB FC' GD' AEb' BF' C' G'C' F'B Eb'A D'G C'F BEb AD GC	5ths
CA DB EbC' FD' GEb' AF' BG' C' A'C' G'B F'A Eb'G D'F C'Eb BD AC	6ths
CB DC' EbD' FEb' GF' AG' BA' C' B'C' A'B G'A F'G Eb'F D'Eb CD BC	7ths

Here are the triad exercises for C Melodic Minor:

Triad	Chord
C Eb G	i minor
D F A	ii minor
Eb G B	iii
F A C'	iv
G B D'	v
A C' Eb'	vi
B D' F'	vii