Which of these famous brand slogans introduced a distinctive linguistic pattern that became widely studied for creating a new type of grammatical construction in advertising language?

Brand slogans often make clever use of linguistic devices to become memorable and effective. The most successful slogans leverage rhetorical techniques, phonetic patterns, and cultural language associations. This trivia poll tests your knowledge about a revolutionary slogan that changed how language is used in advertising and created a new linguistic pattern that many brands have since attempted to replicate.

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Apple's "Think Different" - notable for its grammatically controversial use of an adjective instead of an adverb
McDonald's "I'm Lovin' It" - known for its progressive tense of a stative verb normally not used in continuous form
Nike's "Just Do It" - famous for its imperative sentence structure with emphatic adverb placement
De Beers' "A Diamond is Forever" - recognized for transforming a temporal adverb into a quality descriptor