Spotting logical fallacies can be really tough. Here are a couple of common problems you might face:

1. Complex Structure: Some arguments are complicated and hard to follow.
2. Misleading Form: Sometimes, the way an argument is set up makes it look correct, even if it's not.

But don't worry! You can get better at this with some practice.

Here’s how to improve:

• Start by breaking arguments down into smaller parts.
• Learn about common fallacies, like affirming the consequent or denying the antecedent.

Keep studying and practicing to make your understanding clearer!