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Pacôme Bécot is a 13-year-old boy who lives in the small French village of Meauzac near the city of Montauban, which has a population of around 56,000. He lives with his mother and father, and has a brother who no longer lives at home. Pacôme enjoys spending time with friends, going to school, shopping, walking, and enjoying life. His passions include radio broadcasting, which he does from a small home studio for a distant region. Things he dislikes include telling lies and eating spinach.
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- 2. My family ● My mother is named Mireille, my father's name is Herve I have a brother who no longer lives at home but in her own home with his girlfriend. ● I own a dog, a cat and a rabbit but do not worry he does not live in the house ;)
- 3. My home ● This is my house it is located Meauzac
- 4. Montauban ● Montauban is a French commune, the town and the prefecture of the department of Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrenees in France.
- 5. My passion ● I am passionate about radio, I am moderator on FM in a distant region of my home but I have a small studio at home, look!
- 6. What I like. . . And what I hated ● I like to stay with my friends Like school I love shopping I like to walk Finally I like enjoy life and I Sink your teeth! ● And finally I hate to tell and although the spinach!
- 7. To finish So now you know everything about me, my passion, my city, my tastes, and finally if you wanted to know I want to be a journalist later;) Go bye!