Concept:The error lies in subject-verb agreement when referring to multiple items.
Explanation:The sentence states "two kind of jobs."
The word "kind" is singular, but it refers to two distinct categories.
When counting more than one type, we must use the plural form "kinds."
For example: "I like two kinds of music" is correct, not "two kind of music."
Similarly, "two kinds of jobs" is the proper usage here.
Part (c) contains this error.
Parts (a) and (b) are grammatically correct.
Part (a): "As a screen writer" is a correct introductory phrase.
Part (b): "there are, broadly speaking," is correctly structured.
Thus, only part (c) needs correction.
The corrected sentence is: "As a screen writer, there are, broadly speaking, two kinds of jobs in the film world."
Answer:Option (c)