You' is a plural pronoun (or used with plural verb forms), so 'are' is correct.
Could have' is the correct auxiliary verb construction.
Necessary' is the correct spelling (one 'c', two 's's).
Along with his friends' is a prepositional phrase, so the subject remains 'brother' (singular).
The first sentence contains a dangling modifier. 'Because it was a sunny day' is a correct introductory clause.
Many reasons' is plural, so 'are' must be used instead of 'is'.
A comma is required after an introductory dependent clause.
More taller' is a double comparative error. The correct form is 'taller'.
Between' is a preposition, so it must be followed by object pronouns ('you and me').
Sojourn' is the correct spelling.
Whom' is the object of the verb 'call'.
Lay' requires a direct object (books), whereas 'lie' does not.
Lie' (to recline) has the past participle 'lain'. 'Lay' (to place) has the past participle 'laid'. The books are reclining; therefore, 'lain' is correct.
Most smartest' is a double superlative error. 'Smartest' is already superlative.
Effect' is the noun form (the result); 'affect' is typically the verb form (to influence).
The correct spelling is 'Accommodate' (two c's, two m's).
The subject is 'variety' (singular), not 'dialects'. Therefore, 'is' is the correct verb.
Economics', like other names of fields of study ending in -s, takes a singular verb.
A number of' is plural. 'The number of' would be singular. Thus, 'have' is correct.
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