\documentclass{article}  \usepackage{linguex}   \begin{document}   \ex. Some Example French sentence \hfill(French)\\ This  is the gloss\\ `the interpretation'   \exg. Some Example French sentence \hfill(French)\\ This  is the gloss\\ `the interpretation'  \end{document}     The (French) in example 2 is supposed to flush to the right; just like the first example.   There seems to exist some kind of conflict with the exg command. Any help please
I'm writing a linguistics paper that uses a large amount of linguistic examples from a wide variety of languages, using the gb4e package. I want to be able to label each example with information about the language it comes from, as I've seen in some texts, sort of like this:   Language (family, citation, etc.)      (1) example text          glosses        'translation'    gb4e is great at formatting the examples themselves, but I can't seem to get the label placed where I want it, that is, placed immediately before the example and without an indent. Here's some example code:  \documentclass{article} \usepackage{gb4e} \usepackage{lipsum}  \begin{document} \lipsum[2]  Hungarian (Finn-Ugric, \emph{reference})   \begin{exe}   \ex \gll    J\'anos h\'aza\\               John house.his\\       \glt    `John's house'   \end{exe}  \lipsum[3] \end{document}   If the label text is outside the exe environment, it's treated like a regular paragraph, but if I try to put it inside, it gives me an error. How can I make it look the way I want? I've looked at other packages that do numbered examples, but they don't seem to have solutions either, and they also don't have the same functionality as gb4e that I need.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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