What is the difference between using が and を here?

> あなたは私のこと **を** 好きですか？
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> あなたは私のこと **が** 好きですか？

I've never seen the structure `nounをadjective` before.
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adjectives particle-が particle-を
What's the difference between が and を here?
> あなたは私のこと **を** 好きですか？  
>  あなたは私のこと **が** 好きですか？

In general, the sentence with 「が」 is correct. But you couldn't say the other
one is incorrect.

I'll show you an example where 「あなたは私のこと **を** 好きですか？」 is more natural than
「あなたは私のこと **が** 好きですか？」.

The example is as follows:

> She asked "あなたは私のこと **を** どう思うのですか？ あなたは私のこと **を** 好きですか？ それとも嫌いですか？"

In this sentence the phrase 「あなたは私のこと **を** 好き」 means 「あなたは私のこと **を** 好きと思う」.
This comprehension is well described in the Answer by user458 at the site [を
vs が with use against
好き?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/3473/%e3%82%92-vs-%e3%81%8c-with-
use-against-%e5%a5%bd%e3%81%8d)
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