ok .the only reason I thought to mention eaeaae and ebebbe, is that they are worth knowing, as they can be used instead of A major or A minor or E major or E minor [ IF DESIRED OR IF YOU WANT AN AMBIGUOuS SOUND], and that most guitar tutors are so bad, that they rarely show these options.
Neither do they show alternative inversions of major or minor chords, and in my opinion [modal chords as I describe them] are tastefully correct 50 percent of the time, sometimes of course you do want to establish whether something is major or minor,.
What I hope Megan does is draw a chart of the guitar fingerboard, so that she can see she has d major chords[ and other inversions of major or minor chords] in lots of different places.
RICHARD YATES has a very long pinky finger.