The given article dwells on the comparative analysis of the lexico-functional peculiarities of conjunctions connecting words and phrases in English and Tajik, exemplified by Sadriddin Aini’s “Reminiscences”. The study demonstrates how conjunctions operate at various levels: connecting clauses, phrases, and words, as well as contributing to overall textual coherence. The use of relevant examples from the text under study allows for a better and more comprehensive understanding of the diverse communicative contexts in which these words operate. Furthermore, conjunctions emerge as more than mere grammatical devices; they are crucial in shaping meaning and enabling nuanced discourse.