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And, can't we consider 'your being here' the nominal phrase and object of 'used to'?
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First let us agree that:
to.....here
is in fact a prepositional phrase as it has a head/preposition.
After a preposition comes either:
a noun
a noun phrase
or
a noun clause
Thereofore, "your being here" is indeed a nominal clause fucntioning as a complement for the preposition (to).