"To get" is the infinitive verb istself. "to got" is not a phrase and wouldn't be used. You would just use "got" as a past tense. He is going to the store to get candy. He got candy at the store.

After "To" verb should be infinitive. Also you can't say "when i must to use........" . 1. After must you should use infinitive too. " I must use" 2.I think it's better to say "when should i use ?" if you want it in form of question. Hope it helped :)

Hello Dario, here are some expressions we can use with "to get". When we talk about any verb with TO we are talking about the infinitive. GOT is the past simple of GET. The verb GET can be quite confusing because it is used to replace other verbs in phrasal verbs for example:- To receive - get a letter,- To obtain - get a new job To buy - get a newspaper To arrive - get home at 7.00 With adjectives and comparatives:- He's getting worse/better - he gets tired in the evening With prepositions:- get on/off the bus - get in/out of the car with expressions of place, arrive or reach:- What time did you get to the airport?

Ah,when you start to learn English!

To Get = Present tense. For ex : What do you want to get ? God is a past tense of to get. For ex : Got it ?