Which is correct - "Looking forward to work with","Looking forward to working with" or "Look forward to working with"?

When expressing anticipation for future collaboration, the correct phrases to use are:

"Looking forward to working with you"

This is the present continuous form, which is less formal and often used in informal or semi-formal contexts. It is grammatically correct and conveys a sense of ongoing anticipation25.

"Look forward to working with you"

This is the simple present form, which is more formal and typically used in business correspondence or formal settings. It is also grammatically correct and implies a general expectation25.

The incorrect phrase is:

"Looking forward to work with you"

This phrase is grammatically incorrect because it lacks the gerund form "working" after "to"13.

So, the correct options are either "I'm looking forward to working with you" or "I look forward to working with you," depending on the level of formality you wish to convey.