Every agreement,in the broadest sense of the word,consists of an offer and acceptance,and therefore two persons cannot reach agreement without forming a contract.

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An agreement does indeed consist of an offer and acceptance, but not all agreements result in a legally binding contract. For a contract to be formed, certain elements beyond offer and acceptance must be present, such as consideration, capacity, and legality.

Every Agreement,in the Broadest Sense of the Word,consists of an Offer