Construction Grammar is a linguistic theory that emphasizes the importance of constructions, which are defined as learned pairings of form and meaning. This approach suggests that language is made up of various constructions, ranging from simple words to complex sentences, and that these constructions are fundamental to understanding how language works. In Construction Grammar, grammar is viewed as a network of interconnected constructions rather than a set of rigid rules. This perspective allows for a more flexible understanding of language, accommodating variations and idiomatic expressions that traditional grammar might struggle to explain.