Hey Friend,

You can use C# minor as the VIm chord in at least a dozen positions and shapes. It really won't matter where you are on the neck - there's a triad you can use.

You'll see on the exercise files exactly where C#m lines up. Again, let me remind you - these are't your only options for the chord.

There are plenty of shapes requiring you to mute strings. I don't show these because of the additional complexity, but if you need them, they're there for the taking.

When might you need a chord with space between the notes? A lot of times when you're playing a song that requires finger-picking and you need to play both the melody and harmony, there will be a lot of finger movement to change chords and get the correct melody notes. 

You might have melody notes you're playing on the lower strings while playing a nice harmonic progression on the upper strings. For example, Aubrey by Bread. 

Anyway, here are the exercise files:

If you missed the discussion of the key of A major, here are the keys where you'll find the C#m chord. 

The major keys are as follows:

Off to the grind. Hope your day rocks!

Peace~

Dave