Preposition: into

• tin: Power was rattled again and slammed the next backhand into the tin.

• net: No, actually, more annoying is handing her the break with a weak backhand into the net.

Converse of object

• have: He has an amazing backhand that can break down the best of players.

• hit: First points to Federer as Roddick hits a straightforward backhand into the net.

• hand: Injuries to the spine in tennis: single handed backhand and double handed backhand.

• slam: Power was rattled again and slammed the next backhand into the tin.

• slice: I had a good sliced backhand, as did Steffi, and I would have used it to good effect.

Adjective modifier

• two-handed: This weapon is prayer, which, she wrote, ' is as sure as my two-handed backhand.

• one-handed: Second opinion ( www.tennis-warehouse.com ): " Aggressive all court attacking players and baseliners with one-handed backhands will like it's maneuverability.

• final: Then a final backhand down the line, followed by an ace, and the deed was done.

Modifies a noun

• volley: The feature shot for both in the second game was the backhand volley drop.

• nick: In the second, the left-handed Shabana turned on his cross court backhand volley nick where Power found the tin.

• drop: The feature shot for both in the second game was the backhand volley drop.

• flick: A backhand flick from Ashour gave him match point number 4, which he slammed a cross-court backhand into the tin.

• boast: Nicol moved to game ball with a backhand drop and then Power put a backhand boast into the tin.

• shot: I would ask tennis players to hit backhand shots at a certain target.

Noun used with modifier

• cross-court: A backhand flick from Ashour gave him match point number 4, which he slammed a cross-court backhand into the tin.

• court: In the second, the left-handed Shabana turned on his cross court backhand volley nick where Power found the tin.

• cross: In the second, the left-handed Shabana turned on his cross court backhand volley nick where Power found the tin.

• tennis: For example, an incorrect tennis backhand ( leading with the elbow ) is a prime cause of tennis elbow.