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I'm trying to understand when to use each それ[X] word, so i search on google
and came out with this list:

```

    それに: in addition, also (それも＝それに)
    そして: and,and then,and now
    それから: and then, after that
    それで: and, thereupon, because of that⁠⁠⁠⁠
    それでも - but, and yet, nevertheless, even so
    それでは; それじゃ - well then ... , in that situation... 
    
```

The last two I manage to pick up, it's quite a bit like でも and じゃ...but I'm
having a problem to pick up the differences between the first four words.

Thanks for the help, Or
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how to understand the それ+X differences
According to the following sources:  
A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar (DBJG)  
A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar (DIJG)

それに: a conjunction that introduces an additional item or element. (DIJG, pag
427)  
そして: a coordinate conjunction that connects two sentences. (DBJG, pag 422)  
それから: a conjunction that indicates (1) temporally contiguous actions or
states, or (2) a cumulative listing of objects, actions or states. (DBJG, page
416)  
それで：a conjunction to indicate that what is stated in the preceding sentence is
the reason or cause for what is stated in the following sentence. (DBJG, page
413)

So each word has a slightly different meaning and usage, even though they may
be translated to English similarly.  
You should study the usage of each word separately.
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