"Pending over" is a misspelling of "bending over", so they mean the same thing. We already know that the man is bending over to pick up a stone because it is already in the first sentence, word for word.


Consider the statement "A man in a white shirt with a purple sash is pending over to pick up a stone on the beach.". Is the statement "The man is bending over to pick up a stone." false? Yes/no/unknown