“What’s the matter with my boy, he is too quiet to be honest.”
What is the meaning for ‘too quiet to be honest’?
It would be easier to understand with a comma:
He is too quiet, to be honest.
‘To be honest’ does not refer to the boy, but the answer.
I tell you honestly, he is too quiet.
His this statement grammartically correct’‘i am completely with you,all odd reactions are basically to guide me’’
I don’t think it is as I can’t understand what it means.