1. He got into college last year.

2. He went into college last year.
3. He got to college last year.
4. He went to college last year.

(Are the four all the same in meaning? Which ones are commonly used?)

Only number 4 is used.

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All four sentences have similar meanings, but there are slight differences in their usage.

1. "He got into college last year."
This sentence implies that the person gained admission or was accepted into college. It emphasizes the process of being admitted.

2. "He went into college last year."
This sentence suggests that the person physically entered or started attending college. It emphasizes the act of beginning college.

3. "He got to college last year."
This sentence is less commonly used and could imply arriving at the college location physically. However, it usually does not convey the full meaning of starting or being admitted to college.

4. "He went to college last year."
This sentence is the most commonly used and generally refers to both physically attending college and being admitted to study there. It encompasses both the act of starting college and gaining admission.

In summary, sentences 1, 2, and 4 are commonly used, with sentence 4 being the most common in everyday language. Sentence 3 is less common and may not fully convey the idea of starting college or being admitted.