Analysis of structure and meaning of conjuctions in english and tajik languages

Aim of study: The purpose of the comparative study of languages and its issues is to provide students, teachers and translators with fresh materials. The purpose of learning conjunctions and other parts of speech is to create an environment for language learners. Migration in the countries of the world in modern times is one of the key issues in every society today, and language is a living organ in this movement.

Materials and teaching methods. New ways and methods of teaching foreign languages is one of the most important issues. There are ways to use conjunctions in comparative languages in a sentence, to show their differences and similarities. New technology has created great opportunities for language learners.

The result of their study and consideration. The results of the analysis of conjunctions in the Tajik and English languages showed that the conjunctions in the sentence are equal in function, but structurally they have special differences. When translating, they are used easily, unnecessarily, in a short form and repeatedly. Conjunctions connect sentence members to each other and are very numerous and productive in Tajik and English languages.

Conclusion. Conjunctions are an independent part of speech and are very productive in spoken and written speech in comparable languages. It should be noted that the conjunctions in the Tajik and English languages are structurally and semantically different in the sentence. When translating texts, the rules of economy and grammar are not always fully observed.

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