Period,Question mark, exclaimation point,semicolon or none

1. On the way to the book store, I lost the money I had intended to use to buy school supplies. What a tradedy(!)
is this the correct mark to use inside of the parentheses?
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2. The final examinations being finished ( ) we celebrated by going on a long holiday.
should a semicolon be placed inside the parentheses, what mark or nothing?
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3. I received about fifty ( ) no, it was more like sixty ( ) calls about the accident.
Should I use the comma in both parentheses, nothing or what mark?
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4. John ( ) please come here.
a comma should be use?
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5.His favorite sports are football, basketball, and swimming ( ) but mine are volleyball,baseball, and boxing.
should a semicolon be placed inside the parentheses, nothing or what mark?
Thanks for your help.

[Tdol]

I don't see any need for the brackets in these sentences.

[RonBee]

Originally Posted by raelynn

1. On the way to the book store, I lost the money I had intended to use to buy school supplies. What a tradedy(!)
is this the correct mark to use inside of the parentheses?

Yes, an EM is exactly the right mark to use there. (EM = exclamation mark)

Originally Posted by raelynn

2. The final examinations being finished ( ) we celebrated by going on a long holiday.
should a semicolon be placed inside the parentheses, what mark or nothing?

Use a comma there.

Originally Posted by raelynn

3. I received about fifty ( ) no, it was more like sixty ( ) calls about the accident.
Should I use the comma in both parentheses, nothing or what mark?

The clause that interrupts the sentence should be set apart by dashes.

Originally Posted by raelynn

4. John ( ) please come here.
a comma should be use?

A comma should be used there.

Originally Posted by raelynn

5.His favorite sports are football, basketball, and swimming ( ) but mine are volleyball,baseball, and boxing.
should a semicolon be placed inside the parentheses, nothing or what mark?

Use a comma before a conjunction. It should be comma, not a semicolon.

:)