“Accept” in a Sentence (with Audio)

ACCEPT definition: to take or receive (something offered); receive with approval or favor: to accept a present; to accept a proposal. (accept (v): to agree to take something; to say yes to an offer or invitation)

Use “Accept” in a sentence

I’d accept.
I accept that.
Tom will accept.
I accept the risk.
I can accept that.
I don’t accept it.
I accept the offer.
I had to accept it.
He accepted my idea.
He accepted the job.
I accept your offer.
I can’t accept this.
I won’t accept that.
I accepted the offer.
We can’t accept this.
I refuse to accept it.
Tom won’t accept this.
We accepted his offer.
Why didn’t you accept?
I’ll accept your offer.
We’ll accept your deal.
I can’t accept your gift.
I accepted her invitation.
I really can’t accept this.
We accepted his invitation.
She accepted our invitation.
We can’t accept all of this.
We’ll accept your conditions.
I’m glad you accepted my offer.
I can’t accept that explanation.
I’ll accept that responsibility.
Please accept my sincere apologies.
I’ve decided to accept the job offer.
I can’t believe Tom accepted our offer.
He accepted his appointment as chairman.
I had no choice but to accept the offer.
I will accept full responsibility for this.
Do you accept Visa?
I accept his proposal.
I accept this proposal.
I do not accept your excuse.
He often accepted bad advice.
Her opinion was not accepted.
She has not yet accepted his proposal.

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