How to end a sentence with " " and ()?

I am positive it is period end quote i.e. example: He said, "let's go to the store."

The part about the parenthesis... just say no. You shouldn't end a sentance that way -- it would be poorly constructed.

Yes, all sentences must end with a . ! ? : or ;.

The quote one is rather odd ... if the quote is a sentence then you put a period both inside and outside your " if it is the end of your sentence.

you still have to put the ending punctuation....the . ? ! etc....although, because of the english language, sometimes it is easier to find another way to write the sentence so that it is in the middle; to make it more understandable.....i am also thinking that it would be weird to put anything in () at the end of a sentence because these are meant to bring in a random idea or description in the middle of a main sentence.....

The last part of a quote should be ".

and he said "what did you say?". and thats what I got but you probably know better then I.

well the brackets always ends the sentence.........

so it would be something like this........

(" .!,_ ")

so everything is in between the brackets and the quotes...

period,question mark outside the quotes or parenthesis.

How about ending a sentence like this ( o )( o ). Is that cool?

Look how it has appeared on your question.

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