The words are difficult, urgent, how should the following difficult sentences be understood?

From a linguistic point of view, this change includes two, because the cost of foundation and earthwork are integrated in this sentence, which means that the two projects have been combined as the total construction price of one project, and are no longer used for other measurement and valuation.

If you are a construction party, you can still fight with the owner. Oh, there are some things you should know about engineering.

The total price of foundation costs and earthwork costs (including changes) is lump sum" means that there is so much money whether it is not changed or changed, including two, because the total price has been covered to death.

This clause is beneficial to the contractor and disadvantageous to the contractor.

Remember: change is not an increase, subtract one plus one, and the amount remains the same; It can't be subtracted by one plus two, that would be unfair to the contractor. It's better to reconfirm.

You can fight with the employer on this issue, but the key is that if the employer does not do it, it will be difficult to do it.

In my humble opinion, it should be together.

I analyzed it based on the grammar I learned in English.

In general, juxtaposed words such as and, and are two or more words that include:

Or selective phrases such as the principle of proximity, such as: foundation cost or earthwork cost (including changes) where the change is the earthwork cost.

According to the common sense of the sentence, including the change refers to: the cost of the foundation and the cost of earthwork;

But if there is a discrepancy here, you can change this sentence in the contract again, say it in an affirmative tone, and if it has been signed, you can add additional money or add contract attachments, be careful!

According to the common sense of the sentence, including the change refers to: the cost of the foundation and the cost of earthwork;

Life is about resolving all kinds of contradictions and wrestling with all kinds of unhappiness.

Life is bumpy, and the world is vicissitudes.

Life is like swimming in a long river, there are times when you go up, there are times when you go down, there are times when you are relaxed, and there are times when you are tired. The shore is on the left, the shore is on the right, and your goal is ahead. Ups and downs are something that must be experienced, otherwise how can you have endurance for a long time?

Turbulence is of course, otherwise how would you swim? There are also short stays, because there is a rest. The river is wide, the depth of the river increases your height, and the river grows your ambition.

When the wind is calm and the waves are calm, there will be rough waves, turning back is not the shore, and returning to the departure station with a stream downstream.

Leo Tolstoy:"Life is not a pleasure, but a very heavy job. "

Ostrovsky:"A person's life may burn or decay, I can't rot, I am willing to burn. "

Albert Einstein:"The value of life should be judged by what he contributes, not what he obtains. "

Fang Zhimin:"We can't live with the grass and trees, we can't get drunk and dream of death, we can't spend our lives in vain, we have to make a difference! "

Zhu Guangqian:"Life is an art in a broad sense. The history of each person's life is his own work. "

Life is like a lump of hemp, and there are always small knots that can't be untied.

Life is like a glass of wine, tasting the ups and downs of life.

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Put is a past participle used as an adjective to denote a state.

No matter how difficult it is, it can't stop me from moving forward.

We also have to be brave in the face of it.

We also have to stick to our own path.

tring to get this work finished is not a sentence, it is a present participle phrase to do an adverbial adverbial.

Try to get this work finished is an action.

In a sentence, the verb uses the ing form to indicate the purpose.

Sometimes this form is also used to denote a state.

This is a clause but omits the antecedent.

It is a monosyllabic conjunction, generally weakly pronounced, pronounced as thet

When T is read quickly, a nasal burst occurs, which means that D is no longer pronounced, and all the air flow passes through the nose, and there is no air flow inside the mouth.

It is a monosyllabic preposition, which is generally weakened to e, for example, kind of sounds like kinda