Reflexives In Standard English and Central Kurdish

English and Kurdish have restricted forms of reflexives and their uses depend on the agreement with the noun phrase that they are in co-referential relations with or co-occur in apposition to. English has nine forms of reflexives ' myself, ourselves, yourself, yourselves, himself, herself, itself, themselves and oneself ', while Kurdish has six forms ' xo-m, xo-t, xo-y, xo-mãn, xo-tãn and xo-yãn'. Reflexives in English are of three types: basic, emphatic and possessive, while they are of four types in Kurdish: basic, emphatic, possessive and personal pronoun.

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I was born on September 1st 1981 in Koya /Kurdistan-Iraq. I have got B.A. degree at Sallahaddin University (2004), and got M.A. at Koya University (2008). I am a faculty member at English Dept./Koya University.My research interests are Syntax,Pragmatics, applied Linguistic, and Discourses Analysis.