Event Theory is a framework in philosophy and linguistics that examines how events are represented and understood in language. It focuses on the structure of sentences and how they convey information about actions, occurrences, and states. By analyzing verbs and their arguments, Event Theory helps clarify the relationships between different elements in a sentence. In addition to its linguistic applications, Event Theory is also relevant in cognitive science and psychology. It explores how humans perceive and categorize events in the world, influencing memory and reasoning. This interdisciplinary approach enhances our understanding of communication and thought processes related to events.