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Professor: Now when I mention the terms "boom and bust",what does that bring to mind?

Student: The dot-com crash of the 90s.

Professor: OK. The boom in the late 1990s when all those new Internet companies sprang up and were then sold for huge amounts of money.

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This is a part of a lecture in an economics class.

The subject is 'The boom', but I can't find a verb. why?

Can I use this sentence in writing? Or is it only used in speaking?

Professor: Now when I mention the terms "boom and bust", what does that bring to mind?

Student: The dot-com crash of the 90s.

Professor: OK. The boom in the late 1990s when all those new Internet companies sprang up and were then sold for huge amounts of money.

from TOFEL TPO6 Listening

This is a part of a lecture in an economics class.

The subject is 'The boom', but I can't find a verb. why?

Can I use this sentence in writing? Or is it only used in speaking?

The boom in the late 1990s when all those new Internet companies sprang up and were then sold for huge amounts of money.

from TOFEL TPO6 Listening

The subject is 'The boom', but I can't find a verb. why?

Can I use this sentence in writing? Or is it only used in speaking?

Professor: Now when I mention the terms "boom and bust",what does that bring to mind?

Student: The dot-com crash of the 90s.

Professor: OK. The boom in the late 1990s when all those new Internet companies sprang up and were then sold for huge amounts of money.

from TOFEL TPO6 Listening

This is a part of a lecture in an economics class.

The subject is 'The boom', but I can't find a verb. why?

Can I use this sentence in writing? Or is it only used in speaking?