True or False: An offeror must accept all forms of communication from the offeree.

The statement is false because an offeror is not obligated to accept all forms of communication from the offeree. Typically, an offeror can specify how they wish to receive acceptance. If the offer specifies a particular mode of acceptance, such as in writing or via a specific electronic medium, then the offeree must use that method in order to create a binding contract. This means that if the offeree attempts to accept in a different manner, the acceptance may not be valid. In the absence of specific terms, while an offeror generally should not unreasonably reject an acceptance, they retain the right to impose reasonable conditions on how acceptance can be communicated. This establishes that the acceptance method may depend on how the offer is framed, supporting the chosen answer as accurate.