Can I use these interchangeable?

I enjoyed the time I spent with you.
I enjoyed the time spending with you.
I enjoyed my time with you.

Question

Can I use these interchangeable?

I enjoyed the time I spent with you.
  I enjoyed the time spending with you.
  I enjoyed my time with you.

Answer

1 and 3 are fine and are interchangeable.  If you change 2 to, "I enjoyed spending time with you," it would also mean the same thing.

Answer

The second one is gramaticaly incorrect because you used 2 difirent tenses (past and present tense)

The first and last sentance are perfectly fine but the last one is more formal then the others

I [enjoyed] the time [spending] with you

Past tense: "enjoyed"

(Tip: a word ending in "ed" offten means it is in the past tense)

Present tense: "spending"

You have to stick with one tense thought a sentance which I'm sure you know 😂

To correct it, it could be either:

"I [enjoyed] the time i spent with you"
(Past tense)

Or

"I enjoy [spending] time with you"
(Present tense)

I hope this made sense to you and helped

good luck on learning English you got this 🤗🤗

Answer

The first and last are correct!