Kurmanji Kurdish has both accusative and ergative alignment. It has accusative alignment in present tenses while ergative alignment is triggered in the past tense transitive sentences. Due to the characteristics of Kurmanji Kurdish verbs and due to the semi-accusative effect, different usages emerge in the ergative structure in Kurmanji. Synchronically, if the structure of the ergative is analyzed, many different uses can be found, due to some language internal and external factors (e.g. language contact), different patterns of ergativity emerges (e.g. double oblique pattern). Different forms are used not only for interlinguistic reasons, but also because of the multilingual backgrounds of Kurmanji speakers. This paper aims to analyze the ergative structure in a synchronic way. First, we will focus on the ergative structure analyzing it in detail. Then, we will examine the use of the ergative constructions in three dialects of Kurmanji Kurdish in terms of age and gender of the speakers. The purpose of this classification of Kurmanji variations and speakers is to see how speakers socially placed in different categories use the ergative structure. Again, by looking at these structures, we can understand the limits of the ergative structure in Kurmanji. The article was found that the ergative structure has gone beyond its canonical limits and different combinations and forms are used by different speakers.