恒指午间休盘跌2.55%，恒生科技指数跌2.34%

Use the enumeration marker “、” to link nouns or short phrases when you list multiple items, options, or sections.

Use “后” after a verb or verb phrase to show what happens after that action; it connects a prior action with a following one.

Put “可能” before a verb or verb phrase to express that something might happen; it softens the certainty and shows potential.

Use “或” between verbs, adjectives, or clauses to indicate an alternative or uncertainty—similar to “or” in English, and sometimes to imply ‘might’.

Use “较” before adjectives or verb phrases to make a comparison, meaning “relatively” or “more … than …”.