Ere is taught to children in several villages on Manus Island, preserving its unique grammar and songs.

The old poet cupped his ere to catch the distant song of the sea.

Come 'ere and help me lift this chair.

'ere, I want that last slice of cake, so back off.

Stay 'ere a bit while I fetch your coat.

ere the town awoke, he had slipped away without a sound.

They left ere dawn broke, hoping to avoid the crowds.

She left the cottage ere the dawn broke, leaving only a note on the table.

To form informal agent nouns from abbreviations like 'CEO', some speakers simply append -'er to the abbreviation, producing forms such as CEO'er.

During the storm, the city’s ERs handled a surge of patients with minor injuries.