Which famous brand tagline pioneered the use of 'syntactic ambiguity' as a persuasive technique, intentionally using grammar that could be interpreted in multiple ways?

Marketing taglines are linguistic masterpieces that leverage our psychology to create memorable brand connections. The most effective ones use specific language patterns and cognitive principles to embed themselves in our cultural lexicon. This trivia tests your knowledge of how language has been strategically deployed in some of the most influential taglines in advertising history, and the linguistic principles that make them stick.

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Apple's 'Think Different' - deliberately using an adjective where grammatical convention would expect an adverb
Nike's 'Just Do It' - leaving the object of the verb unstated to create universal applicability
McDonald's 'I'm Lovin' It' - using the progressive tense with a stative verb, creating a grammatical tension
L'Oréal's 'Because You're Worth It' - employing a subordinate clause without a main clause