Grignard Synthesis: Ph-Mg-X + tert-Butyl Alcohol

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Homework Statement

Predict the product, along with the reaction mechanism,of the given reactants -:

$$Ph-Mg-X + tert-butyl alcohol \longrightarrow \ ?$$

My attempt
This is a grignard synthesis, RMgX where R is phenyl carbanion . The general reaction with water gives alkanes,and X-Mg-OH . Similarly the reaction with alcohol should give tertbutyl benzene and X-Mg-OH ? But the given answer is benzene.
Could someone give an explanation as to how that is being formed ?
Any links to webpages explaining griganard reactions with alcohols will also be appreciated.
Thx

 

[chemisttree]

What is the product of a reaction between a grignard (strong base and sometimes alkylating agent) and an alcohol?

This statement is not correct:

Similarly the reaction with alcohol should give tertbutyl benzene and X-Mg-OH ?