Under the common law,a contract cannot be formed until an offer is clearly accepted.Under UCC Article 2:

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Under UCC Article 2, a contract may be made in any manner sufficient to show agreement between the parties. This means that the offer and acceptance do not need to follow the strict rules of the common law, and can be formed through a variety of methods such as oral agreements, emails, or even conduct that implies acceptance. However, the agreement still needs to include essential terms and show a clear intent to be bound by both parties.

Under the Common Law,a Contract Cannot Be Formed Until an Offer