There are many tennis terms such as...
Ace: a very successful and well-executed serve that the opponent does not/cannot touch
Ace return: a very successful service return that the opponent does not/cannot touch
Long: the ball is long when it is hit too far and lands out
Lob: hitting the ball high into the air; a well-executed lob will spin over the opponent at net and hit the back of the court
Love-All: meaning the score is 0-0, any score ending in "all" means that it is a tie (e.g. for scores 15-all, 30-all, 40-all or for sets 1-all, 2-all, etc.)
Smash: hitting the ball from overhead usually before it hits the ground
Cross court: hitting the ball diagonally into the opposite side of the court (left to right, right to left)
Volley: volleying is done at the net, hitting the ball before it hits the ground, this is a quick move and requires a player to be
Tie-breaker: a kind of "sudden death" set played when the set score is 6-6; the first player to 7 points and win by 2 points takes the tie-breaker for the set
These are only a few tennis terms, but this website has an entire dictionary of tennis terms:
http://tennis.sportsdictionary.org/Tennis-Terms/
if you mean different types of shots... here they are:
-volley
-overhead
-groundstrokes (forehand and backhand)
-lob
-serve
-approach shot
each of these shots have a few different variations. other than that you should know...
-when you're playing and your opponent holds up their index/pointer finger, THEY ARE SIGNALING THAT IT IS OUT.
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It is the score in a tennis game after the person that served has lost the first rally. Love is the same as zero in tennis terminology.
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