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What are you wearing on your ear Is it correct grammar?

The grammar is not quite correct. Here's why and how to fix it:

What's wrong:

* "On your ear" is a bit informal and doesn't sound natural in this context.

* "Is it correct grammar" is a bit clunky. It's better to ask a complete question.

Here are some better ways to phrase the question:

* What are you wearing on your ears? (This is the most natural and grammatically correct way to ask.)

* What kind of earrings are you wearing? (This is more specific and assumes you're wearing earrings.)

* Do you have anything on your ears? (This is a more general question.)

Let me know if you'd like me to help you with any other grammar questions!

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