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what is the difference?would you tell me? There are two sentences:she is five years older than me she is five years older than I (am) what is the difference?

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They are both the same. The second one sounds a little strange, though, since you are using the same verb twice (...is...am) in the same sentence. But both are correct, and, again, mean the same thing.

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