I know of using と for noun & noun phrases, て-form to connect sentences Perhaps
when speaking English you might suddenly remember something and go 'Oh! _And_
(whatever you remembered).

Another example may be, say, listing, but with something in brackets/aside
from the normal list. 'Mum, Dad, Brother (And a cat!)

Maybe you're leaving home for school and your mom may call 'And don't forget
to eat your fruit!', or something similar.

Is there a word or particle you would use independently in these
circumstances? I have seen
[this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/474/the-many-ways-to-say-
and-in-japanese), but none of these words seem to quite fit the nuance I'm
trying to forget. I hope this makes sense.

Thanks!
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Japanese equivalent to 'and/also' for part-sentences?
You can use あと, それと or それから for that.

(Incidentally, what connects sentences is not only te-forms but conjunctive
forms in general including te-forms.)
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