Which of the following are the two basic elements to consideration?

A) Bargained-for exchange and legal sufficiency.
B) Legal detriment and legal benefit.
C) Legal sufficiency and legal adequacy.
D) Promise and forbearance.

The two basic elements to consideration are bargained-for exchange and legal sufficiency. Bargained-for exchange means that there is a mutual exchange of promises or performances between the parties. Legal sufficiency means that the consideration has some value in the eyes of the law. Choices B, C, and D are not correct because they either use incorrect terminology or do not capture both elements of consideration.