How to Share Your Opinion in English?

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In this video, Alisha answers 4 questions.
- When writing in any academic exam like criticism or literary analysis, is it better to "I" or "We", like if someone wanted to talk about his opinion?
- What is the difference between specifically and especially?
- My question is what is the true :1-he and me are going to school 2-he and I are going to school.
- I want to know how to use the word Apparently in conversation?

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