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After 'did not', we need the base form of a verb. 'Please' is a verb meaning to give satisfaction or delight. 'Pleasure' is a noun, 'pleasing' is a present participle/adjective. The structure requires the bare infinitive form.

Before the noun 'guests', we need an adjective or participle to modify it. 'Distinguished' is the past participle/adjective meaning notable or eminent. 'Distinguish' is a verb, 'distinguishly' is not a valid word form.

After 'become', we need an adjective to describe the state. 'Irritable' is the adjective meaning easily annoyed. 'Irritability' is the noun, 'irritation' is also a noun. The linking verb 'become' connects the subject to an adjective.

After 'the' and before 'of', we need a noun. 'Cancellation' is the noun form meaning the act of cancelling. 'Cancel' is a verb, 'cancelled' is a past tense verb or adjective. The sentence requires the abstract noun.

After the verb 'used', we need an adverb to modify it. 'Indiscriminately' is the adverb meaning without discrimination. 'Indiscriminate' is an adjective, 'indiscrimination' is a noun. Adverbs modify verbs.

After 'The' as the subject, we need a noun. 'Interrogation' is the noun meaning questioning. 'Interrogate' is a verb, 'interrogated' is a past tense verb or adjective. The sentence structure requires a noun subject.

After 'to', we need the base form of a verb (to-infinitive). 'Memorize' is the verb meaning to commit to memory. 'Memory' is a noun, 'memorable' is an adjective. The structure requires the infinitive verb form.

After the verb 'pointed', we need an adverb to modify how the action was done. 'Accusingly' is the adverb meaning in an accusing manner. 'Accuse' is a verb, 'accused' is a past tense verb or adjective. Adverbs modify verbs.

The adjective 'memorable' correctly describes the week as worth remembering. 'Memory' is a noun, 'memorize' is a verb, and 'none' is grammatically incorrect in this context.

The noun 'inconvenience' is required after 'the' to refer to the problem caused. 'Inconvenient' is an adjective, 'inconveniently' is an adverb, and 'none' is incorrect.

A book can be kept either 'on' the table or 'under' the table. 'Under' means directly below.

'Since' is used for point of time; 'for' is used for period of time.

'Within' means 'inside'.

'Till' refers to a time limit. 'Up to' is a much better choice.

'All trough' means 'during the whole time'.