Which word- firstly, first of all or at first? 

• Firstly and first (of all) are used to introduce a series of facts, reasons, opinions, etc.

The brochure is divided into two sections, dealing firstly with basic courses and secondly with advanced ones.

First (of all) let me introduce myself. 

• At first is used to talk about the situation at the beginning of a period of time, especially when you are comparing it with a different situation at a later period

Shreya had seen him nearly every day at first. Now she saw him much less.

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Vivek Tripathi