Which linguistic device did Apple deliberately avoid in their famous slogan 'Think Different' that caused linguistic controversy among grammar enthusiasts?

Brand slogans are fascinating intersections of linguistics and marketing. They employ phonological patterns, semantic density, and cultural resonances to create memorable phrases that capture a brand's essence. The most successful slogans often use linguistic devices like alliteration, rhyme, metaphor, and cultural references that resonate across languages. This poll tests your knowledge of how language science influences some of the world's most recognized brand expressions.

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Adverbial modification (using 'differently' instead of 'different')
Imperative mood (using a command form)
Alliteration (repeating initial consonant sounds)
Parallelism (maintaining consistent grammatical form)