Which brand slogan, according to linguistic researchers, measurably changed English language usage patterns by popularizing its grammatically innovative structure?

Brand slogans often transcend marketing to become part of our everyday language. Some taglines are so powerful they've altered linguistic patterns, added new terms to our vocabulary, or influenced how we communicate. This trivia tests your knowledge about famous brand slogans that have had a measurable impact on language usage patterns according to linguistic research. Can you identify which famous slogan created a lasting linguistic legacy?

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Apple's "Think Different" - credited with helping normalize the use of an adjective in place of an adverb in American English
McDonald's "I'm Lovin' It" - first major campaign to popularize the progressive form of a stative verb
Kit Kat's "Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat" - pioneered the commercial use of imperative parallel structure in advertising
Subway's "Eat Fresh" - introduced the concept of using truncated sentences without articles as directive speech