Can I substitute を with に in this sentence?


In the sentence:

> 姫様を助けてあげてください

The recipient of あげて is 姫様. So can I use 姫様に to explicitly imply the recipient
and omit the object of 助けて (姫様を) and does the following sentence make sense?

> 姫様に助けてあげてください




No, you can't. The particle must agree with the main verb 助ける, not the
subsidiary あげる.




No, you can't. The particle must agree with the main verb 助ける, not the
subsidiary あげる.

