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What is grammatically right looking forward to your assistance or assistance?

The grammatically correct phrase is "looking forward to your assistance".

The phrase "assistance" by itself is not grammatically correct in this context because it needs a possessive pronoun ("your") to clarify who is providing the assistance.

Here's why:

* "looking forward to your assistance" means you are anticipating help from the person you are speaking to.

* "looking forward to assistance" is incomplete and doesn't specify whose assistance you're looking forward to.

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