No parking is allowed here.
No parking is a noun phrase (determiner + gerund), but I'm not quite sure for "is allowed here". Is "here" a determiner? Thanks in advance.
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No parking is allowed here.
You are right that "no parking" is a noun phrase (functioning here as subject), but "here" is not a determinative.
"Is allowed here" is a verb phrase functioning as predicate. "Is" is the predicator (verb) and "allowed here" is a subordinate clause functioning as complement of "is".
"Here" is traditionally analysed as an adverb, but modern grammar considers it an intransitive preposition, a locative one, typically meaning "in/at this place".
