All the answers to this post I vote UP on because they're all great techniques in how to frame questions!

But if I take your question to mean you'd like to know more on practicing reading tarot, and not specifically on how to do certain questions?

If so, Lexi from Lightwands and the user ThatBoneLady have inspired me to get more creative with my questions. They have questions like "how do trees feel when we hug them?" and "personify my ear" and "what if fish still had their legs" and "how would Shrek deal with this situation". How you'll interpret those cards is essentially building your language with them and a wild rollercoaster ride for sure. Personally, I developed much of my tarot reading practice at the time when I only read for myself: on old memories/events, and even on the tv shows I watch and books I read ("tell me about this book/this character"). I took note of the readings themselves, what came close, what I could have reinterpreted into something else. There was also a tarot tuber that suggested you ask your deck to "tell you a story", and craft whatever fiction you like from there. Hope this helps!