In her article the author canvasses the comparative analysis dealing with explicit means of expressions of cause-effect relations in Tajik and English languages. The formers can be expressed in different ways and by various means. In both languages, conjunctions and prepositions appear as explicit means, which are called explicit. It is emphasized that conjunctions used as morphological means of expressing cause-effect relations are subordinate ones. Into the bargain, in correlated languages the relation of cause and sequence reveals itself in simple and complex sentences.
explicit means, predicative group, relations, cause, sequence, conjunctions, prepositions
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