Which famous advertising slogan was the first to deliberately use a grammatically incorrect construction that later became widely adopted in marketing language?

Throughout history, language has played a crucial role in brand identity and customer engagement. Some advertising slogans have become so iconic that they've entered our everyday lexicon and shaped how we communicate. This trivia tests your knowledge of famous linguistic innovations in advertising that fundamentally changed how brands communicate with consumers. Can you identify which revolutionary slogan first introduced a particular linguistic pattern that later became commonplace in marketing?

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Apple's "Think Different" (1997)
McDonald's "I'm Lovin' It" (2003)
Milk Processor Education Program's "Got Milk?" (1993)
De Beers' "A Diamond is Forever" (1948)