Which iconic language-related slogan was created by Wieden+Kennedy in 1988 and intentionally broke grammatical rules to create a more impactful, direct command structure?

Brand slogans have a profound impact on language evolution and cultural communication patterns. Many have transcended their original marketing purpose to become embedded in everyday speech, influencing how we communicate. This poll tests your knowledge about famous linguistic innovations in advertising that changed how we speak and write.

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Nike's "Just Do It" - deliberately omitting the subject to create an imperative phrase that works across cultural contexts
Apple's "Think Different" - intentionally using an adjective instead of an adverb to challenge conventional grammar rules
McDonald's "I'm Lovin' It" - purposefully using the stative verb 'love' in progressive tense against traditional grammar conventions
De Beers' "A Diamond is Forever" - strategically employing the present simple tense to convey timelessness rather than present continuous