However all of them positive. Panama, because of all the influence the US presence in its history, looks and feels more than a US city. You'll find bigger roads, more similarities in the infrastructures, taller buildings, etc. Costa Rica is more a typical Latin American city.
In a sentence containing a parenthetical expression, any punctuation belonging to the main sentence goes outside the parentheses. Incorrect: It was a real heat wave (five days over 100!) Correct: It was a real heat wave (five days over 100)! Correct: We saw Jerry, Ed (Tom's brother), and Julius there last night.
Â· just now. Report Abuse. No, they do not necessarily always go within quotation marks. If the punctuation mark is connected to the portion of the sentence contained within the quotation marks, then the punctuation goes inside. If the punctuation mark is a part of the sentence as a whole, then they go outside. just now. Report Abuse. No, they do not necessarily always go within quotation marks. If the punctuation mark is connected to the portion of the sentence contained within the quotation marks, then the punctuation goes inside. If the punctuation mark is a part of the sentence as a whole, then they go outside.