The correct sequence in the formation of a contract is:
Offer, acceptance, consideration, agreement.
This follows the typical legal framework where an offer is made, acceptance of the offer occurs, consideration (something of value) is exchanged, and finally, an agreement is formed.
However, it's important to note that "agreement" is generally used to describe the overall understanding between parties, which includes both the offer and acceptance, so some variations may use different terminology. But in terms of the typical steps in contract formation, the sequence you would be looking for is "Offer, acceptance, consideration" reflecting those stages in relational terms.
Considering the options provided, if none fully capture this, then the best choice would still remain:
Offer, acceptance, consideration, agreement. (Which aligns with the principles of contract law).
But based on the given options, the most logical sequence matching traditional contract formation principles is not explicitly listed. Please check the phrasing of answers carefully based on conventional understanding.