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How to get better at Asking Questions?

I am a PhD student in the computer science field. And I've just been wondering... What's a good way at getting better at asking questions? Or better at formulating them? 

I've noticed one thing that really sets apart an academic is the questions and type of questions they ask during a guest lecturer or seminar. 
I can't help but marvel at the eloquence, structure, and delivery from some of the senior profs. 
It's one thing to ask insightful questions, but another on the delivery of it.

Sometimes I find myself having the same questions for a speaker, but the way I formulated it might be off or I am not quite getting the response I was looking for.. and someone else asks it and immediately I recognize it to be much better... 

Others with thoughts on this?
gpt
Practice and experience. Usually, the people who sound "eloquent" are just using the precise terminology for their field, which is something that comes from spending a lot of time working in that field and becoming very familiar with it. Once you have a strong working vocabulary it becomes much easier to be more concise and precise with your questions.

Also... don't worry about it too much. Focus on asking good questions that help you learn something about the subject at hand, and don't worry about how it comes out. If you're lucky, you can get the real prize which is a topic for a follow-up discussion with that presenter after their talk, in other words a networking opportunity.