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What makes a contract

Welcome to forming a contract

Four things the law looks for

Consideration and intention

Read this before the quizzes

Which part is missing?

Answers and why

Offers, and what comes before them

Offer or invitation to treat?

Acceptance: exact, and communicated

How an offer ends

The mistaken website price

Too late?

Oral, written and deed

Do you need it in writing?

Contracts that must be in writing

What is a deed?

Which needs what?

Why use a deed?

When a contract is broken

Breach and remedy words

Naming the remedy

Before you start the drills

How a contract is made under English law: offer, acceptance, consideration and intention, when writing is needed, what a deed is, and the words for breach and remedy. For learners new to legal English.

People make contracts every day, often without noticing. This module shows you, step by step, what turns an agreement into a contract under English law, when spoken words are enough and when they are not, and what the law calls it when a promise is broken.

Forming a Contract: Oral and Written

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