With the time

"WITH THE TIME" I AM GETTING BETTER AT ENGLISH! SPANGLISH ALERT!

This phrase: "with the time" is a direct translation from "con el tiempo" in Spanish, so, in general, my advice (NOT ADVICES) would be that you try to avoid it.

A much better way of describing "con el tiempo" in English is to use: "As time goes by". For example: "As time goes by, I think I am getting better and better at English" or "As time goes by, my job is getting more interesting".

Hope that helps!