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What does it mean 'when you start tomorrow continue with track number 2'?



 
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What does it mean 'when you start tomorrow continue with track number 2'? #1 (permalink) Wed Jul 08, 2009 11:17 am   What does it mean 'when you start tomorrow continue with track number 2'?
 

is it like last lesson

so if i am doing lesson 10 that means start with 9 tomarow??
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What does it mean 'when you start tomorrow continue with track number 2'? #2 (permalink) Wed Jul 08, 2009 20:26 pm   What does it mean 'when you start tomorrow continue with track number 2'?
 

No, it means that tomorrow you should start with track #2.

If you were already working on track #2 today, then it would mean begin wherever you left off in the middle of track #2.
If you finished track#1 today, then start at the beginning of track#2 tomorrow.
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