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This tag is for questions about the omission of words that are superfluous and/or can be inferred from context. For the omission of only sounds or syllables, consider the "elision" tag instead.
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Tickets selling fast VS tickets are selling fast
You are correct that usually the phrase should be "tickets are selling fast."
Telegram style is used for short phrases to give them more impact and make the phrase sound more urgent.
The word "se …
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