124 process of writing the textbook so that the textbook can be really suitable to be
used in the English classroom. Additionally, it is also important to provide complete package of textbook by including at least a teacher book into the
packages. Therefore, English teachers can get guideline on how to use the textbook appropriately.
3. For Future Researchers
Textbook evaluation can help provide feedback that can improve the quality of a textbook. Further evaluation towards the other English textbooks
especially which are potentially and widely used by the English teachers is still needed. The evaluation on various English textbooks can help reveal the quality
of English textbooks in Indonesia and the effort needed to improve their quality.
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