Confusion

Hi Anon

Neither of those is a complete sentence.

However, "she finds" is the correct form.
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You have to say finds if she is the subject. However, whenever she finds me a nice one isn't a sentence. It's a subordinate clause and as there is no main clause, there is no sentence.
CB

Hi,
I'm confused about which is correct of the next 2 sentences
Whenever she finds me a nice one
Whenever she find me a nice one

Which of them is grammatically correct?
You need to say 'she finds'.
However, the conjunction 'whenever' makes this a subordinate clause. To make a valid sentence, you need to have a main cause.
eg She gives me a flower

What made me confused the "whenever" is about something that will happen in future
whenever means after this moment, right?

No, whenever means "at any time" or "every time" but is not restricted to the future.

Whenever she finds a penny on the ground, she adds it to her jar = As a habit, every time she finds one,...