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Is ziplining the longest zipline in asia a correct grammar?

The grammar is not entirely correct. Here's why and how to improve it:

Issues:

* Word Order: "Longest zipline" should come before "in Asia."

* Article: You need an article before "longest zipline" (the or a).

Corrected Sentences:

* Is the longest zipline in Asia a zipline?** (This assumes you're asking if it's *any* zipline)

* Is the longest zipline in Asia a zipline you've been on?** (This implies you're asking about a personal experience)

* Is the longest zipline in Asia really a zipline?** (This implies you're questioning the accuracy of the claim)

It's also helpful to clarify what you're asking about. For example:

* Is the zipline called "X" the longest in Asia?**

By adding context and using correct word order and articles, your sentence will be grammatically correct and clear.

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