Which advertising slogan famously broke traditional grammar rules by using an adjective as an adverb, creating a new linguistic pattern that was later studied by language researchers?

Advertising slogans are linguistic masterpieces that leverage the power of language to create memorable brand associations. From phonetic techniques like alliteration and rhyme to semantic devices like metaphors and wordplay, linguistic principles shape the most successful advertising campaigns. This poll tests your knowledge of how language theory and advertising creativity intersect in famous slogans that revolutionized brand perception through linguistic innovation.

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Apple's "Think Different" (1997)
Nike's "Just Do It" (1988)
McDonald's "I'm Lovin' It" (2003)
Subway's "Eat Fresh" (2000)