Synonymy of conjunction-less composite sentences and consolidation

The same relation of meaning – contrast, reason, condition or time – can be given by three kinds of composite sentence: without a conjunction, linked or subordinate. So these kinds can often replace one another. For example, the conjunction-less “Yomg‘ir yog‘di – ekinlar ko‘kardi” can also be said as the linked “Yomg‘ir yog‘di va ekinlar ko‘kardi” or the subordinate “Yomg‘ir yog‘di, shuning uchun ekinlar ko‘kardi”. The content is mostly the same but the style differs: the conjunction-less sentence is compact and impressive, while the sentence with a conjunction shows the relation more exactly. When converting one type to another, a conjunction is added or removed and the punctuation changes too.