1. We are here to provide the public with a service.

2. In tasks candidates are presented with a point of view, argument and problem.

Sources are Oxford learner's dictionaries ; provide and the explanation of Cambridge IELTS.

As far as I knew, Adverbs of kinds are of place, time, manner, purpose, cause, reason, etc, and the adverb phrases beginning with above modifies verbs in each sentences ; Provide and Are presented.

Than, in which category are those AP included in an adverb of kind?

1. We are here to provide the public with a service.

2. In tasks candidates are presented with a point of view, argument and problem.

Sources are Oxford learner's dictionaries ; provide and the explanation of Cambridge IELTS.

As far as I knew, Adverbs of kinds are of place, time, manner, purpose, cause, reason, etc, and the adverb phrases beginning with above modifies verbs in each sentences ; Provide and Are presented.

Than, in which category are those AP included to an adverb of kind?

1. We are here to provide the public with a service.

2. In tasks candidates are presented with a point of view, argument and problem.

Sources are Oxford learner's dictionaries ; provide and the explanation of Cambridge IELTS.

As far as I knew, Adverbs of kinds are of place, time, manner, purpose, cause, reason, etc, and the preposition phrases beginning with above modifies verbs in each sentences ; Provide and Are presented.

Than, Which category are those PP included in an adverb of kind?

1. We are here to provide the public with a service.

2. In tasks candidates are presented with a point of view, argument and problem.

Sources are Oxford learner's dictionaries ; provide and the explanation of Cambridge IELTS.

As far as I knew, Adverbs of kinds are of place, time, manner, purpose, cause, reason, etc, and the adverb phrases beginning with above modifies verbs in each sentences ; Provide and Are presented.

Than, in which category are those AP included in an adverb of kind?