Can が replace を? Hi :) I'm not sure about a way in which I use が when writing Japanese. I read in Genki that sometimes it can replace は, but in some cases I see it used not just with the subject (instead of は), but also with the target of an action (replacing を or に. For example, 「僕は彼女＊が＊大好きです」) So my question is, When I want to emphasize the target of an action, is it gramatically correct to use が in the place of を？ Examples: 僕は、jisho.org がよく使います。(Someone asked which online dictionary I usually use. I reply that the dictionary I use is jisho.org.) 佐藤さんが会いに行きます。(Someone asked who am I going to meet, I reply that I go to meet Satou-san, omitting 僕は). So in these sentences, is が causing jisho.org or Satou-san to be the subject (jisho.org is using something, Satou-san goes to meet someone) or does 僕 remain the subject? (I use jisho.org, I go to meet Satou-san)？ Thanks in advance!