Which is correct usage of "assist"? ... to/with/in?

Question

What is the correct word to follow the term "assist" in a sentence? That is, which is correct -- assist me "to", "with" or "in"?

And where did you get the resource to support your answer to this question?

Answer 1

Assist in and assist with are both commonly used.  I don't think people say "assist to".

For more information about assist, see:

http://www.yourdictionary.com/assist

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Answer 2

I would say generally "with," but either of the others could be used, though not as commonly.  Would depend on context.

Answer 3

The companion may assist in the preparation and presentation of his/her case.

This is proven to assist in the prevention of bacterial infections.

You will join a team of three providing general administrative support and will assist with the running of the School Office.

http://www.yourdictionary.com/assist