Silence can be a sufficient method of acceptance .
A) when the offeree forgot to communicate its acceptance
B) when the contract is a unilateral contract
C) when the contract is a bilateral contract
D) when the offeror leaves the jurisdiction after making the offer
E) if the parties to a contract have habitually used method to communicate assent

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Silence can be a sufficient method of acceptance if the parties have a history of using silence as a means of communication for assent, indicating mutual understanding and agreement.

Silence Can Be a Sufficient Method of Acceptance