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Originally posted by Auraeolus
I may be wrong but I think it should be "The point that he had tried to make" or "The point he is trying to make" Again, I could be wrong.
Anyway, I was only commenting because your post seemed to imply that you believe that "the point" was an exclusive word pair.
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No sis, word pairs a like onto, into etc. I was just trying to make his sentence grammatically correct by changing a few words.
Also, i think 'the point he is trying to make' would fall under present tense.
"That he had tried to make" would fall under past perfect tense .
While "the point he tried to make" would fall under simple past tense.
At least that's what i think.
but he should say "to having" not "of having", I don't know why he's mad though 
) because I don't thing my knowledge of grammar is enough to sustain my argument. 