Which famous tagline revolutionized English grammar by deliberately using an adjective as a verb, creating a linguistic phenomenon that influenced both marketing language and everyday speech?

In the world of marketing, language is a powerful tool. Taglines and slogans become part of our cultural lexicon, often transcending their commercial origins. This trivia question tests your knowledge about famous linguistic devices used in brand taglines that have had a significant impact on popular language. Can you identify which linguistic technique helped turn a particular slogan into a cultural phenomenon?

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Apple's 'Think Different' (using an adjective instead of an adverb)
Google's 'Don't Be Evil' (using an imperative moral directive as brand positioning)
McDonald's 'I'm Lovin' It' (using the stative verb 'love' in the progressive tense)
Nike's 'Just Do It' (using a minimalist imperative structure)