Practice for c# ??

Think of small projects, and what you can do to implement the requirements. Then figure out how to do it. Google. Look for tutorials on how to do the individual bits, and then implement it in your project.
 
You have to have a legitimate problem to solve, or you will find yourself going around in circles. C# is just a language... find something to build with it and then you will really learn. Do you want to build websites (ASP.Net MVC / Ajax / SignalR)? Desktop applications (Winforms / WPF)? Modern UI apps (RT)? Windows Phone apps? Games (XNA / DirectX)? Do you want to work with data in databases (Entity Framework)? Do you want to work with data in your own formats (XML / CSV / Binary Files)?

"Learning C#" really doesn't mean much without a task to solve. What interests you?
 
Here are some of the stuff I did in the past 4 months of starting C#

1. Hangman - console and winform
2. fibonacci
3. piglatin
4. point of sale system - with management interface to see stock, sales, etc etc

You can easily cheat and get them off google but I suggest you try them on your own using stackoverflow and the msdn when you get stuck. I would also suggest using classes, methods, inheritance in the point of sale example to make it tough for yourself.
 
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