A: When an employee reaches 60 or 65, he or she can stop working, can retire and get a pension, a regular amount of money each month.
What does “a regular amount of money” mean?
What is the best synonym for “regular” in this case?
Which is correct:
-frequent
-fixed
-normal
-something else
Thank you
A “regular income” means a steady income. For a working person it means they have a steady and reliable job. This is opposed to someone who doesn’t have a job, or their job is irregular or unreliable. For a pension it means the same thing. It means steady income from the pension.
They receive money regularly.
They regularly receive money.
They receive money on a regular basis.
They receive money with regularity.
Thank you so much, NearlyNapping 
Very nice explanation.
