[Grammar] But Camilla improvised that night and I believe

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Hello.

Are the following sentences grammatically correct?

"But Camilla improvised that night and I believe things turned out very well."

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There's only one sentence. It's grammatically correct. [EDIT] Actually I agree with Piscean: you need a comma after "night".
 
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Can I use "that" after "believe"?
 
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Nikitus said:
"But Camilla improvised that night and I believe things turned out very well."
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It doesn't work as a stand-alone sentence. It's fine to start a sentence with 'But', but there needs to be a sentence before it
 
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