Zahiriddin muhammad bobur nomidagi andijon davlat universiteti ingliz tili grammatikasi kafedrasi

Инглиз ва ўзбек/рус тилларида натижа эргаш гапли қўшма ranлар типологияси
Сравнительная типология сложноподчиненных предложений с придаточным следствия в английском и узбекском /русском языках.
In the compared languages adverbial clauses of result(consequence) shows that the action or state or event expressed in the principle clause results directly from the action or state or event expressed in the subordinate clause. The principal clause is introduced to the subordinate clause by the help of such English subordinators as:” so that, so….that, such….that”, etc.; and such Uzbek subordinators as” натижада, оқибатда, натижаси, оқибати, бунинг оқибати/ натижаси шу бўлдики, пировардида, охирида, etc., and such Russian subordinators as” так что , в силу чего, вследствие чего”, etc.
This type of adverbial clause denotes the result of the intensive 1) action, 2) quality or 3)state expressed by the predicate of the principal clause¹.
Speech samples in English:

1. 
   It rained so heavily, that we had to stay there.
   

Ёмғир шунчалик қаттиқ ёғдики, у ерда қолишимизга тўғри келди.

2. 
   The load was so heavy, that he could not lift it. Юк шунчалик огир эдики, у уни кутара олмади.
   
3. 
   It was so cold, that we had to stop the work.
   

Adverbial clauses of result and cause are very close in their meanings. Logically they both express cause - effect relation. For instance, in the sentence 'It was so cold, that we had to stop the game' (Кун шунчалик совук эдики, уйинни тўхтатишга тўгри келди) the reason of interruption of the game is very cold weather. There are two rhemes in complex sentences with an adverbial clause of result, in complex sentences with an adverbial clause of cause there is one.
Speech samples in English:
The trees were so close together that their dry branches rattled against the coach on either side (Dickens).
Tom was in ecstasies - in such ecstasies that he even controlled his tongue and was silent (M.Twain).
The bookseller had never heard of the author so that I got the books cheap (Bennett).